When viewing the Moon, or expecting to face exposure to the Moon, please try to follow these procedures:
- Wear sunglasses - Dark glasses may protect your eyes, which are particularly sensitive, from Moon rays which can damage your eyes.
- Cover any exposed skin - Cases of Moonlight exposure to bare skin can be particularly severe. Always wear long sleeves, gloves and a hat. A balaclava or thick scarf can protect your nose, mouth, cheeks and ears from the Moon.
- Protect your home - Moonlight can seep in through uncovered windows, doors and skylights. Make sure that you have thick curtains, or, better still, shutters on major windows which are likely to face the Moon. You may find it useful to tape reflective material, such as aluminium foil (shiny side out) on gaps in your home, or even on the windows themselves, in order to improve Moon-protection further.
- Make sure your pets are safe - The Moon can hurt animals just as much as humans. Consider bringing your pets indoors during the evening, or if you intend to let them roam the night, you may want to wrap them up in protective clothing just as you did with yourself!
- Watch out for plants - Moonlight can putrefy many varieties of unsuspecting garden plant. Most flowers close their petals at night in order to protect them from Moon rays, but during the Super-harvest Moon this may not be enough. You may want to cover even self-defending flowers and other plants with aluminium foil or another protective material.
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In 2003 he became co-investor and a director in Storage Now, a developer of climate controlled storage facilities. Through a series of development projects and acquisitions, Storage Now became Canada’s third largest owner/operator of storage services with facilities located in eleven cities serving such companies as Merck and Pfizer when it was acquired by the In Storage REIT in March 2007 for $110 million.[citation needed]
In March 2007 O'Leary joined the advisory board of Genstar Capital, a private equity firm that focuses on investments in selected segments of life science and healthcare services, industrial technology, business services and software. Genstar Capital appointed O'Leary to its Strategic Advisory Board to seek new investment opportunities for its $1.2 billion fund. O’Leary also serves on the executive board of the Richard Ivey School of Business at The University of Western Ontario. He is a member of the investment committee of Boston’s 107 year old Hamilton Trust and an investor of EnGlobe, a TSX listed company.[citation needed] He is a former co-host of SqueezePlay on Business News Network, Canada’s national business television specialty channel. O’Leary is currently working as the entrepreneur/investor co-host for the Discovery Channel’s Discovery Project Earth, a project that explores innovative ways man could reverse climate change.[7]
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In January 2008 he co-founded O'Leary Funds Inc., a mutual fund company that targets buy and hold investors. He is the company's chairman.
The Lunar Forecast
The Zetetic Lunar Calendar
Ancient cultures
The Zetetic Lunar Calendar is as follows:
January: The Wolf Moon
February: The Hunger Moon
March: The Death Moon
April: The Waking Moon
May: The Milk Moon
June: The Hot Moon
July: The Mead Moon
August: The Red Moon
September: The Harvest Moon
October: The Dying Grass Moon
November: The Hunter's Moon
December: The Oak Moon (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Full_moon#Full_moon_names)
Consequently, this will be a Super Milk Moon.
Consequently, this will be a Super Milk Moon.
Consequently, this will be a Super Milk Moon.
Ladies and gentlemen, he'll be here all week, be sure to tip your waitresses and bartenders.
break out the moon block lotion 100 with the recessive moon gene...
Why is this not in CN? It has nothing to do with anything. Can I start a post about the supernatural powers of Goji juice in FE general?The power of the moon has always been a large part of the society, right back to the days of Samuel Rowbotham. There is nothing about Goji juice, however.
Why is this not in CN? It has nothing to do with anything. Can I start a post about the supernatural powers of Goji juice in FE general?
I only suggest those that are affected do something to prevent it.
If you are not affected, as I, there is no worries.
I agree, this should remain here for those unfortunate to have the recessive moonlight gene.
Is the percentage of affected people higher among individuals who believe in a flat earth?
Why is this not in CN? It has nothing to do with anything. Can I start a post about the supernatural powers of Goji juice in FE general?
Read Earth Not a Globe. (http://www.sacred-texts.com/earth/za/za29.htm#fr_31) This section was linked to in my original post, had you taken the time to read it.
And no.
This board is for discussion about the Flat Earth Society or the Flat Earth movement in general. For example, if you want to ask questions about The Conspiracy, flat earth believers and their beliefs, or anything else not related to Flat Earth Theory, this is the place for it.
I stand corrected, can't argue with the law.
I stand corrected, can't argue with the law.
but Willmore speaks it and that makes it a bannable offense to speak otherwise.
I looked at the moon through a telescope and binoculars last night. For what it's worth, I felt kind of sick to my stomach and weak (lacking energy) for the next couple hours. I had no idea what was causing it, but thought of this thread and wondered.
I looked at the moon through a telescope and binoculars last night. For what it's worth, I felt kind of sick to my stomach and weak (lacking energy) for the next couple hours. I had no idea what was causing it, but thought of this thread and wondered.
this is really informative, il make sure i dont get moon burnt at night
Recessive genes are not a part of the theory, iwanttobelieve. Make another thread if you want to formally disagree with this one, but stop pretending that you agree with it so you can slip in little qualifiers that don't actually - why do I even bother? You're not listening. Never mind.
Adding to the excitement of the summer solstice this year, the weekend will also see a "supermoon," where the full moon appeared larger due to its closeness to the Earth.
On Sunday, June 23, the moon peaks in fullness as it coincides with being closest to the Earth in its orbit, also known as perigee.
The moon will be closest to the Earth at 7:32 a.m. EST on Sunday, but can still be seen larger and brighter in the sky on Saturday, June 22.
This year's June supermoon will be the largest of the entire year- the moon will not close as close to the Earth again until August 2014.
for those that carry the recessive moonlight gene take extra measures against the "super moon"During the super moon a jock strap is a must.
for those that carry the recessive moonlight gene take extra measures against the "super moon"During the super moon a jock strap is a must.
An important bulletin detailing the dangers of a full moon, was published by the BBC yesterday.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-23405941 (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-23405941)
An important bulletin detailing the dangers of a full moon, was published by the BBC yesterday.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-23405941 (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-23405941)
I would edit my post to include this information, but of course, I can't, because of our hosting service...
Yes it is sad that a very small percentage of humans have a recessive anti-moonlight gene.
I think we should start a FES Telethon to raise money for these poor people.
Ummmm..... OK I'm pretty sure this is a FE joke but i'm going to post anyway. I go camping all the time and we always stay up really late out by the campfire. I have never been affected by the moonlight in any way and none of my fellow campers have ever turned into a werewolf, had internal bleeding, died or even been mildly sick from the moonlight. So are we all just immune or what?
Ummmm..... OK I'm pretty sure this is a FE joke but i'm going to post anyway. I go camping all the time and we always stay up really late out by the campfire. I have never been affected by the moonlight in any way and none of my fellow campers have ever turned into a werewolf, had internal bleeding, died or even been mildly sick from the moonlight. So are we all just immune or what?
You are most likely immune, sadly a very small population is not.
hoppy and I pray for them.
Ummmm..... OK I'm pretty sure this is a FE joke but i'm going to post anyway. I go camping all the time and we always stay up really late out by the campfire. I have never been affected by the moonlight in any way and none of my fellow campers have ever turned into a werewolf, had internal bleeding, died or even been mildly sick from the moonlight. So are we all just immune or what?
You are most likely immune, sadly a very small population is not.
hoppy and I pray for them.
Oh well that's good news! I guess I can put away my moonblock then. ::)
Oddly enough that small population seems to only include FEers.
Ummmm..... OK I'm pretty sure this is a FE joke but i'm going to post anyway. I go camping all the time and we always stay up really late out by the campfire. I have never been affected by the moonlight in any way and none of my fellow campers have ever turned into a werewolf, had internal bleeding, died or even been mildly sick from the moonlight. So are we all just immune or what?
You are most likely immune, sadly a very small population is not.
hoppy and I pray for them.
Oh well that's good news! I guess I can put away my moonblock then. ::)
Oddly enough that small population seems to only include FEers.
Please do not pay attention to iwtb. His views are very different from mainstream FE'ers.
if this is truely a Zetetic society, yes, there is no evidence that moonlight is harmful.
if this is a conspiracy theory society, moonlight maybe deadly.
This is why i warn, those that believe in the latter, avoid moonlight, even during the daytime, at all cause,
those that are Zetetics, there is nothing to fear.
Its amazing how Willmore keeps outing himself as a non=Zetetic.
Its time for new leadership
if this is truely a Zetetic society, yes, there is no evidence that moonlight is harmful.
if this is a conspiracy theory society, moonlight maybe deadly.
This is why i warn, those that believe in the latter, avoid moonlight, even during the daytime, at all cause,
those that are Zetetics, there is nothing to fear.
Its amazing how Willmore keeps outing himself as a non=Zetetic.
Its time for new leadership
As I recall, both Willmore and John Davis have reported unusual gastric discomfort during full moons. Therefore, they have both experienced first hand evidence of the harmful effects of moonlight. Sounds zetetic to me.
I think its silly to have a stickied thread warning about the dangers of moonlight when only 1 member seems to be severely afflicted. If so few our the worlds population is, it must be a recessive gene. Do you have an alternate explanation?Yes. John Davis is a hermaphrodite and once a month he gets period pains. He has attributed these stomach pains to the cycle of the moon, but it is actually just his womanly cycle.
It is good Davis has found relief, but what about Willmore? Why does the moon cause him severe discomfort?He dates Davis.
Is this serious?Just make sure you heed the precautions. Its easier to hate us when you aren't suffering from moonburn.
Why is this stickied?
I hate you guys.
I frequently stare at the moon out of pure wonderment.Is this serious?Just make sure you heed the precautions. Its easier to hate us when you aren't suffering from moonburn.
Why is this stickied?
I hate you guys.
A full moon is closest to the Earth and I personally believe the moon is what creates the light of the sun. So the electromagnetic energy it creates may be why some people are more sensitive to it and why women's menstrual cycles are affected by it (iron related).
They both move approx. 15 degrees/hr.
They both appear to be the same size.
They both take 24 hrs. from rise to set.
They both have dark "spots" on them. :P
They both move approx. 15 degrees/hr.
They both appear to be the same size.
They both take 24 hrs. from rise to set.
They both have dark "spots" on them. :P
All these should be telling you that the earth is rotating. And the sun's dark spots are dynamic while the moon always has the same old dark spots.
All these should be telling you that the earth is rotating. And the sun's dark spots are dynamic while the moon always has the same old dark spots.
Well, as long as there is another explanation, I will not just simply go with the one you chose.
The sun is just light, reflecting off the glass dome. So the spots are just cooler spots on the dome.Light from where???
The sun is just light, reflecting off the glass dome. So the spots are just cooler spots on the dome.
I'm a badass! You say that like it's a good thing....well, it was in my younger years at least. ;DUsually, in science, it's not good to be different just for the sake of being different when you have no evidence.
I frequently stare at the moon out of pure wonderment.Is this serious?Just make sure you heed the precautions. Its easier to hate us when you aren't suffering from moonburn.
Why is this stickied?
I hate you guys.
I'm neither blind, nor have I even gotten any type of burn.
Most of the time I spend outside is at night.
I rarely get Sun burn.
I don't think I need to "heed" any "precautions".
They both take 24 hrs. from rise to set.You're kidding, right?
I meant from rise to rise. Thought that was obvious. ???They both take 24 hrs. from rise to set.You're kidding, right?
First of all, for most of the earth, sunrise to sunrise are not exactly 24 hours apart. Have you not noticed the seasonal changes in the length of daylight hours? Moonrise to moonrise timing undergoes a similar monthly change in its time above the horizon and averages closer to 25 hours from moonrise to moonrise. The nuances of the sun's and moon's motions are not necessarily as obvious as you might think.I meant from rise to rise. Thought that was obvious. ???They both take 24 hrs. from rise to set.You're kidding, right?
Have you not noticed the seasonal changes in the length of daylight hours?
Have you not noticed the seasonal changes in the length of daylight hours?
What does the length of daylight hours have to do with the amount of time between sunrises?
In spring the sun rises earlier than the day before until the summer solstice, and in fall it rises later than the day before until the winter solstice, therefore it varies a little more or a little less than 24 hours.Have you not noticed the seasonal changes in the length of daylight hours?
What does the length of daylight hours have to do with the amount of time between sunrises?
Seriously? You never noticed that sunrise and sunset occur a few minutes earlier or later every day depending on the season?Have you not noticed the seasonal changes in the length of daylight hours?
What does the length of daylight hours have to do with the amount of time between sunrises?
When the day gets shorter, the night gets longer, and vice versa.Yes
The length of a day, not daylight, stays pretty much the same through out the year.Days are 24 hours throughout the year.
In other words, the amount of daylight and night are roughly inversely proportionate.They must equal 24 hours.
So, the amount of time between sunrise and sunrise remains approximately the same through out the year.Not even close. The sun does not rise at 6:30 AM every day. Try harder.
I've just read through this entire thread, but I'm not sure whether or not it's a spoof, or a serious consideration for flat earthers?
The crux of the matter is that the moon has no luminescence of its own, and the light we see reflected from its surface is merely sunlight.
Are FEs claiming that somehow, when sunlight is reflected off the moon, there's some sort of transformation at a nuclear level that causes the light to be harmful? Say, for example, concentrating the UV element of the light?
No, we are claiming the moon is self-luminescent. Possibly due to some kind of bioluminescent creature on its surface.
No, we are claiming the moon is self-luminescent. Possibly due to some kind of bioluminescent creature on its surface.
What evidence—or hypothesis—do you have to claim that there's bioluminescent creatures living on the surface of the moon? Surely some form of luminescent mineral—such as strontium, tourmaline, or zircon would be more likely than any life form?
Wilmore said so, and now it is truth.
No, we are claiming the moon is self-luminescent. Possibly due to some kind of bioluminescent creature on its surface.
What evidence—or hypothesis—do you have to claim that there's bioluminescent creatures living on the surface of the moon? Surely some form of luminescent mineral—such as strontium, tourmaline, or zircon would be more likely than any life form?
I'd imagine radioluminescence is far more likely than bioluminescent creatures. I don't think any harm is likely to come to anyone being exposed to moonlight. Cases of "luna"cy and distemper are well-documented through history, however. A little precaution never hurt anyone.
No, we are claiming the moon is self-luminescent. Possibly due to some kind of bioluminescent creature on its surface.
What evidence—or hypothesis—do you have to claim that there's bioluminescent creatures living on the surface of the moon? Surely some form of luminescent mineral—such as strontium, tourmaline, or zircon would be more likely than any life form?
Cases of lunacy and distemper are well-documented through history, however. A little precaution never hurt anyone.
Throughout history, there have been documented cases of mental and physical diseases that have been linked to lunar exposure. One little case study conducted by a couple of grad students does not impress me.
Are you trying to claim that there are no documented cases of lunacy? ???
Throughout history, there have been documented cases of mental and physical diseases that have been linked to lunar exposure. One little case study conducted by a couple of grad students does not impress me.In all these historical cases it was shown that none of the affected were wearing their jockstrap at the time. Onset of lunacy occurs only when this precaution is neglected.
Are you trying to claim that there are no documented cases of lunacy? ???
the evidence is overwhelming, Willmore can not even venture outside if their is even a sliver of moonlight.Evidence please. Willmore is anecdotal.
Wilmore wears his sunglasses at night.
Wilmore wears hisFixed.sunmoonglasses at night.
More fixed.Wilmore wears hisFixed.sunmoonglassesat nightwhen the moon is up.
More fixed.
I'm surprised that most flat earthers don't seem to understand that you can see the moon in broad daylight. Why is this?
I agree with JROA. Those that suffer from moon sickness should stay indoors whenever possible.
Throughout history, there have been documented cases of mental and physical diseases that have been linked to lunar exposure. One little case study conducted by a couple of grad students does not impress me.
Are you claiming that there are no documented cases of lunar light causing lunacy?
I am going to bed soon, so I don't have time right now. I will be at work later, and I will have time to pull up some evidence for you. In the mean time, why do you think they call it lunacy? Could it be because of the luna causing the illness? Do you think that if this is the case, there might be some documentation?
Great question Aus, since I have shown that moonlight and sunlight are two distinct phenomena, it only makes sense that we have distinct bipolar sensory pathways to the dorsal horn of the spinal cord. As the neural pathway progresses, sunlight tract activation minimizes the amount of response the body will exhibit towards moonlight. This is in align with what many leading neurologists refer to as a gatekeeper theory. Look up synaptic gating.
More fixed.
I'm surprised that most flat earthers don't seem to understand that you can see the moon in broad daylight. Why is this?
In the mean time, why do you think they call it lunacy? Could it be because of the luna causing the illness?
You can plug your ears and dismiss lunacy all you want. That does not mean that it is not real. In fact, I am starting to wonder if you may have been exposed to too much moonlight lately. Perhaps you should stay indoors at night for a little while and see if the symptoms are reduced?
I am not sure about this, but I have heard that a good SPF can reduce the effects of lunar exposure. Give it a try and let us know how well it works for you.
Oh dear... tinfoil hat time again. ;D
If you want to expose yourself to potentially harmful radiation, then be my guest. We are simply warning you.
If you want to expose yourself to potentially harmful radiation, then be my guest. We are simply warning you.
You do—I hope—understand that so-called moonlight is simply sunlight reflected off the moon's surface. If one were to be affected negatively by exposure to moonlight, then one would probably find being exposed to direct sunlight fatal.
SPF 30 or better is ideal, though I don't suppose you can ever have too much. When I go out in the moonlight I also make sure my arms and legs are well-covered, and that my hands are gloved and my feet are shod, and that I am wearing a hat with maximum coverage (mine is straw) to shield me from the moon's rays. In a full moon I wear a trenchcoat as well. In my experience you can never be too careful; I've lost too many loved ones.
SPF 30 or better is ideal, though I don't suppose you can ever have too much. When I go out in the moonlight I also make sure my arms and legs are well-covered, and that my hands are gloved and my feet are shod, and that I am wearing a hat with maximum coverage (mine is straw) to shield me from the moon's rays. In a full moon I wear a trenchcoat as well. In my experience you can never be too careful; I've lost too many loved ones.
Your loins are protected, then?
Silly markjo, the moonlight does not care what day it is. ::)Be careful jroa, lest your flippancy cost you dearly. The full moon is not to be trifled with and neither is Friday the 13th. When they occur together, disaster is surely just around the corner.
Silly markjo, the moonlight does not care what day it is. ::)
Moon sensitives beware; July 12 is the first of 3 consecutive supermoons.
Supermoon tonight. WEAR YOUR MOONSCREEN!
Also, this is the Harvest moon, and the last supermoon of the summer.
It was overcast last night, so I only saw the moon peeping through the clouds a couple times.
I just want to interject and mention...
I've been sleeping in full view of the moon for like 2 weeks now. Still not burnt, no werewolfism. No ill effects at all.
Since nobody wants to answer me in the other thread..
When can I expect to be affected by the moon? I mean, I've got this geeky pearl-white skin just ripe for burns. I go to the beach and I'm toasted. Under the moon.. nothing.
jroa? Ichi? You did these experiments apparently, you should be able to tell me the mechanism by which I can experience these so called negative effects. ... Right?
If I told you that I've smoked cigarettes for two weeks now and I'm fine, would you think that I can smoke cigarettes for the rest of my life with no harmful side effects?Well, using the logic I've seen countless times on these boards, that would count as irrefutable evidence.
If I told you that I've smoked cigarettes for two weeks now and I'm fine, would you think that I can smoke cigarettes for the rest of my life with no harmful side effects?
If I told you that I've smoked cigarettes for two weeks now and I'm fine, would you think that I can smoke cigarettes for the rest of my life with no harmful side effects?
Your assumption that you're "fine" (health-wise) is demonstrably incorrect—apart from being a fallacious analogy.
Even two weeks of smoking cigarettes has some negative effect on thousands of alveoli that line your lungs, and also your respiratory cilia.
Can you please cite some references to research that shows "moonlight" is a health hazard? Or, can you explain exactly why photons reflected to earth from the moon's surface are potentially dangerous—considering that these are identical (obviously) to the photons released by the sun. What changes their nature to cause them to be hazardous?
Citation please. I tried to search for this study. I figured "341 day study institute of neurology UCL moonlight seizure" was a good term to search with. Got some narrow results, most of the pages containing nothing. The top result? THAT LINK.
Proof please.
Seriously? The citations are in the link. Use your eyeballs and a world of knowledge will flatten before you.What, that paywalled article whose abstract is dealing with epilepsy and light reflected by the moon?
We found a significant negative correlation between the mean number of seizures and the fraction of the moon illuminated by the sunSo, the moon DOES reflect sunlight? What about those moon shrimp and moon fungus I keep hearing about? I thought the sun and moon acted more like heat lamps, warming a nice pie. Custard pie.
Gladly:
http://theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=42960.msg1064383#msg1064383 (http://theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=42960.msg1064383#msg1064383)
On Oct. 8, Interested skywatchers should attempt to see the total eclipse of the moon and the rising sun simultaneously. The little-used name for this effect is called a "selenelion," a phenomenon that celestial geometry says cannot happen.
And indeed, during a lunar eclipse, the sun and moon are exactly 180 degrees apart in the sky. In a perfect alignment like this (called a "syzygy"), such an observation would seem impossible. But thanks to Earth's atmosphere, the images of both the sun and moon are apparently lifted above the horizon by atmospheric refraction. This allows people on Earth to see the sun for several extra minutes before it actually has risen and the moon for several extra minutes after it has actually set.
Sounds like something the CONSPIRACY would say >:(
Please learn how to resize pictures. It is the decent thing to do.
Are you crazy Geoff?
Posting large pics of the moon during an ECLIPSE?? you want to be responsible for infecting everyone over the internet with evil moon fungus rays?
UPCOMING ECLIPSE: The government uses the moon during an eclipse to send infared waves which are not visible to the eye that AFFECT OUR BRAIN TO BELIEVE WHAT THEY SAY. AVOID MOOOON BUUURN BY WEARING PROTECTIVE FOIL HATS AND 3D GLASSES
Please learn how to resize pictures. It is the decent thing to do.
Seriously jroa..... is that the only comment you can mnake about the photos I've taken a bit of trouble to capture and post here?
How about a bit of a critique from a flat earther's position? Do you think the pics are representative of a lunar eclipse as posited by your "shadow object" hypothesis? Can you explain why the earth's shadow on the moon appears circular if the earth is allegedly flat? Why does your "shadow object" not completely block out the reflected sunlight at any time during the eclipse? And why does the colour of the moon appear to be a rusty red?
Better to be safe than sorry.I've always thought that was a piss poor way to live life.
Well, this isn't really the proper thread to start a debate in. This is a thread to warn you of your impending MOON DOOM. Your photos are nice, tho.
How about a bit of a critique from a flat earther's position? Do you think the pics are representative of a lunar eclipse as posited by your "shadow object" hypothesis? Can you explain why the earth's shadow on the moon appears circular if the earth is allegedly flat? Why does your "shadow object" not completely block out the reflected sunlight at any time during the eclipse? And why does the colour of the moon appear to be a rusty red?
I think you have been spending too much time exposed to lunar light. You should get yourself check out for lunacy. You are starting to act autistic, ausGeoff.
I am sorry for offending you about your autism.No you aren't.
I will drop the subject.That would be nice.
However, have you ever thought that maybe lunar light could be the cause?So much for dropping the subject. ::)
I don't think he was trying to be a dick...You're new here, aren't you?
... just saying (and rightfully so) that the cause of autism is the moon...Citation please.
So you can say "no cuz science booklearned me so im right"?Without evidence it's just your opinion. You must have seen something that made you believe the moon causes autism, what was it?
lunar eclipes cause autism so do vaccenes its pretty obvious for those of us that actually look around us instead of just saying what They have teached you
Cases of lunacy have been documented for centurys. Look it up.
Cases of lunacy have been documented for centurys. Look it up.
Cases of lunacy have been documented for centurys. Look it up.Sickness from the moon has been debunked. Had you actually read the thread you would have seen that octojay made the claim that autism is caused by the moon. This is what we want evidence for. Currently it seems that octojay ran away from the thread.
Autism is worst when the moon is full FACTCute opinion.
Proof to me that it isnt. JUST LOOK AROUND YOURSELVE
that you're theory is that we all live on a magic ball that everything sticks to? that is pretty cuteFeel free to back up anything you say. Or is it too hard?
Autism is worst when the moon is full FACT
Proof to me that it isn't.
Florida International University psychologist James Rotton, Colorado State University astronomer Roger Culver, and University of Saskatchewan psychologist Ivan W. Kelly have searched far and wide for any consistent behavioral effects of the full moon.
Feel free to peer review their work.Florida International University psychologist James Rotton, Colorado State University astronomer Roger Culver, and University of Saskatchewan psychologist Ivan W. Kelly have searched far and wide for any consistent behavioral effects of the full moon.
I wonder how much they were paid to say that?
Florida International University psychologist James Rotton, Colorado State University astronomer Roger Culver, and University of Saskatchewan psychologist Ivan W. Kelly have searched far and wide for any consistent behavioral effects of the full moon.
I wonder how much they were paid to say that?
Well, I'd say Psychologist and Astronomer money respectively.
So guys, back to the subject.
When can I expect to become a werewolf or grow an autism or whatever happens with long term exposure to the moon? Including supermoons by the way.
It's been pretty well a month or so. Can I call this sufficiently BS, or is there something I'm doing wrong?
I've gone full lunatic!
By the way, I wonder what do these moon-will-kill-us-all guys think causes the moonlight to be so "harmful".
i hadn't thought about this before, but it makes sense. sunlight causes skin cancer and sunburn, and the moon is just the same kind of object, just closer to the earth, with less in the way to disrupt the rays.
it seems so clear it could be dangerous. it's a pity so few people are aware of the true shape of the earth, and the real dangers.
i hadn't thought about this before, but it makes sense. sunlight causes skin cancer and sunburn, and the moon is just the same kind of object, just closer to the earth, with less in the way to disrupt the rays.
it seems so clear it could be dangerous. it's a pity so few people are aware of the true shape of the earth, and the real dangers.
So-called "moonlight" is in fact simply reflected light irradiated by the sun. The albedo of the moon is 0.038 at the UV wavelength of 1700 Angstroms, which is the harmful component of sunlight. Albedo is a non-dimensional, unitless quantity that indicates how well a surface reflects solar energy. Albedo varies between 0 and 1. Clean snow has an albedo of 0.9 as a comparison.
Moonlight has a solar radiation component which is about 1/500,000th of that of the sun at the earth's surface. Or put another way, sunlight is approximately 500,000 times stronger than moonlight.
To think for even a moment that moonlight can cause sunburn or skin cancer is totally unfounded—to say the least. I challenge any flat earther to provide any viable evidence that would contradict this, along with citations of course. I also note the typical flat earth inclusion of the phrase "could be" when making alleged statements of fact. They're commonly called "weasel words" and are usually employed by people who are unsure of their argument, and need to provide an escape clause when empirical evidence destroys their claims.
The scientific community refuses to take us seriously and so we cannot test or provide evidence of what we say. they are too concerned with their monopoly. would you suggest we steal or build from scratch high functioning machines?
I can say only 'i believe' or 'could be' as all i am able to offer is my opinion, which is backed by observation, but cannot be backed with details because there is no way to get them.
You do not conduct any of these fantasy experiments you rely on yourself, you trust the words of others and liars and money-seeking crooks. we do not do the same, because we are better than that.
The scientific community refuses to take us seriously and so we cannot test or provide evidence of what we say. they are too concerned with their monopoly. would you suggest we steal or build from scratch high functioning machines?
The scientific community doesn't take the flat earthers seriously simply because they've yet to provide even the tiniest modicum of empirical evidence supporting their multitude of pseudo-scientific notions. I'm not sure what you mean by a scientific "monopoly"? It's rather that the accredited sciences fully satisfy all our theories and observations of astrophysical and geophysical phenomena. There's currently no competing body of alternative scientific theories, so I guess I'd agree on the monopoly definition in its simplest meaning—the exclusive possession of something.
QuoteI can say only 'i believe' or 'could be' as all i am able to offer is my opinion, which is backed by observation, but cannot be backed with details because there is no way to get them.
I understand this, but I repeat; opinions do not equate with established, verifiable theories. An opinion is defined as a belief or judgment that rests on grounds insufficient to produce complete certainty.QuoteYou do not conduct any of these fantasy experiments you rely on yourself, you trust the words of others and liars and money-seeking crooks. we do not do the same, because we are better than that.
Of course I "trust" the experimentation and research results of thousands of scientists with multiple doctorates in numerous fields of endeavour. Why shouldn't I? Don't you?
And what do you mean by claiming that I also trust the words of liars and crooks? And how dare you claim that you (flat earthers?) are "better" than round earthers at discerning the liars from the straight-shooters?
So... on the one hand you admit to having no evidence supporting your own theories, but at the same time claim that mine are bogus or immaterial? How exactly does this "logic" work?
Flat earthers could provide plenty of evidence, but we do not have the ability to do so because we are not permitted to.
Just because someone can come up with a fiction that matches reality, doesn't mean it's true.
You need evidence to back it up, and this is evidence exclusively the province of lying scientists, and inaccessible to everyone else.
Flat earthers could provide plenty of evidence, but we do not have the ability to do so because we are not permitted to.
Flat earthers could provide plenty of evidence, but we do not have the ability to do so because we are not permitted to.
Please give us an outline of an experiment you would do if you were "permitted"
Other makes of rocket are available.Flat earthers could provide plenty of evidence, but we do not have the ability to do so because we are not permitted to.
Please give us an outline of an experiment you would do if you were "permitted"
well one obvious thing to do would be to launch a nasa rocket and see what actually happens. then we can measure levels of resistance at sea level, at the height of an airplane, and as high as possible. that way aether will be confirmed.
such things are only done by scientists who've already decided what they want to see, however.
Flat earthers could provide plenty of evidence, but we do not have the ability to do so because we are not permitted to.
Flat earthers could provide plenty of evidence, but we do not have the ability to do so because we are not permitted to.
You can easily redress this complaint of yours about being censured elsewhere. Surely this site is the perfect place to provide the alleged "evidence" you have supporting a flat earth? After all, it is one of the public faces of the FES and its beliefs.
Or are you claiming that the moderators will not allow you to do so? Similarly, how could any round earther prevent you from posting your evidence on this forum? Your unevidenced "not permitted to" excuse for not providing it is simply because you don't have any.
So go ahead—prove me wrong. If you can that is. ::)
Where? All I've read from you is speculation that you claim to be true without evidence. If I missed some facts, please point to them.Flat earthers could provide plenty of evidence, but we do not have the ability to do so because we are not permitted to.
You can easily redress this complaint of yours about being censured elsewhere. Surely this site is the perfect place to provide the alleged "evidence" you have supporting a flat earth? After all, it is one of the public faces of the FES and its beliefs.
Or are you claiming that the moderators will not allow you to do so? Similarly, how could any round earther prevent you from posting your evidence on this forum? Your unevidenced "not permitted to" excuse for not providing it is simply because you don't have any.
So go ahead—prove me wrong. If you can that is. ::)
try reading. i've posted plenty of evidence for the facts on this forum,
i just do not have the ability to be scientifically rigorous without access to equipment that would ruin me for thousands.
I've posted plenty of evidence for the facts on this forum, I just do not have the ability to be scientifically rigorous without access to equipment that would ruin me for thousands.
I've posted plenty of evidence for the facts on this forum, I just do not have the ability to be scientifically rigorous without access to equipment that would ruin me for thousands.
Nope. You've not posted one single scientific reference work in support of any of your claims. It didn't take me long—and yes, I was bored LOL—to check out all your posts over the past couple of weeks since you joined this forum, so I know what I'm talking about, and can even quote some of your responses verbatim when asked by round earthers to cite your sources, or to respond with citations disproving any round earth claims:
• Offer some evidence for your bs, or are you incapable of that?
• I have provided simple evidence based on what I've already stated as fact
• Look at my previous posts, I'm sick of repeating myself
• I have stated my beliefs clearly several times
• I have described what it does
• I have answered you, stop being so foolish
• I have answered that, pay attention
• I have explained myself well enough
• I answered, now you pretend I haven't because you can't deal with the fact you're wrong
• Try thinking rather than spewing garbage
• How about in the fucking message you replied to you total fucking buffoon?
• I've no idea what you're trying to get at
• I'm about to make another post explaining the solar system. Wait for that
• You've missed a lot of discussion where I have refuted every piece of bs you round earthers threw up.
• You're lying. Try again
• You're too brainwashed and arrogant to admit that you are wrong
• You keep telling yourself that
• If you consider what I have said, the answers are readily apparent
• I don't give a damn about relativity
• At least you admit your claims are bullshit
The majority of your comments are typical of this format, but did I see any references or citations that I could check? Nope.
PS: I've auto-corrected your woeful syntax, but can you please get your CAPS lock and/or your Shift key fixed?
FOCUS ON WHAT'S IMPORTANT. I PROVIDE SIMPLE LOGIC FOR MY CLAIMS, AND IF YOU HAVE READ MY POSTS AS YOU CLAIM YOU WOULD SEE THAT. WHY DO YOU OBJECT TO BEING ASKED TO THINK FOR YOURSELF?
ARE YOU DENYING THAT LOGIC WORKS? YOU DON'T NEED ARTICLES OF GIBBERISH FROM PEOPLE OF DUBIOUS MERIT WHEN SIMPLE LOGIC IS ENOUGH TO DRAW MANY CONCLUSIONS. IGNORING THAT ONLY MAKES YOU LOOK BAD.
FOCUS ON WHAT'S IMPORTANT. I PROVIDE SIMPLE LOGIC FOR MY CLAIMS, AND IF YOU HAVE READ MY POSTS AS YOU CLAIM YOU WOULD SEE THAT. WHY DO YOU OBJECT TO BEING ASKED TO THINK FOR YOURSELF?
ARE YOU DENYING THAT LOGIC WORKS? YOU DON'T NEED ARTICLES OF GIBBERISH FROM PEOPLE OF DUBIOUS MERIT WHEN SIMPLE LOGIC IS ENOUGH TO DRAW MANY CONCLUSIONS. IGNORING THAT ONLY MAKES YOU LOOK BAD.
Firstly, can you please refrain from using all CAPS. It's considered bad netiquette as it means you're SHOUTING. And perhaps you should be using some of those spare CAPS in the rest of your comments on these forums in order to make them more legible, and not look as though they were written by a dyslexic grade-schooler.
So... can you quote exactly what "gibberish" I've posted from scientists of "dubious merit"? Can you also post viable evidence that indicates that any of these scientists act dubiously in order to deceive anybody—or is this just your own personal opinion, unsubstantiated by any evidence?
Can you also explain exactly how you define "simple logic" as regards matters scientific. Are you claiming that one need not refer to accredited scientific texts in order to fully understand geophysics and astrophysics and astronomy for example? Or are you claiming that simply "thinking for yourself" is sufficient in understanding the universe, with zero scientific input from suitably qualified third parties?
That's a pretty bold statement to make; let's see you defend it.
the caps is called sarcasm.No. All caps is considered shouting. Posting blue text is considered sarcasm.
the caps is called sarcasm.No. All caps is considered shouting. Posting blue text is considered sarcasm.
Also, this thread is about the dangers of moonlight. Please stay on topic.
If science showed you that tables could fly, would you believe it, or think "that's wrong, no they can't?"
If science showed you that tables could fly, would you believe it, or think "that's wrong, no they can't?"Are you suggesting that tables can't fly? ???
If science showed you that tables could fly, would you believe it, or think "that's wrong, no they can't?"
So you can't name specifically any scientists of dubious intent? You're happy to just claim every single one is a fraudster? Wow... that's sure sound evidence in support of your bizarre pseudo-scientific notions LOL.
And of course, common logic tells me that if scientists claimed tables could fly, then I'd expect to see some sort of empirical evidence supporting that claim wouldn't I... using the same common logic that tells me moonlight can't cause me sunburn.
Does your common logic tell you that moonlight can be dangerous and you need to take precautions, or do you disagree with your flat earth peers on this point?
If science showed you that tables could fly, would you believe it, or think "that's wrong, no they can't?"
So you can't name specifically any scientists of dubious intent? You're happy to just claim every single one is a fraudster? Wow... that's sure sound evidence in support of your bizarre pseudo-scientific notions LOL.
And of course, common logic tells me that if scientists claimed tables could fly, then I'd expect to see some sort of empirical evidence supporting that claim wouldn't I... using the same common logic that tells me moonlight can't cause me sunburn.
Does your common logic tell you that moonlight can be dangerous and you need to take precautions, or do you disagree with your flat earth peers on this point?
given the moon is obviously a star like the sun, it's clear it can be dangerous. it's less focused due to how often it spins, but the danger is there.
if science defies logic, then there is no reason to accept that science. it's simple. logic is where i first go to when i hear a discovery.
Given the moon is obviously a star like the sun, it's clear it can be dangerous.
Given the moon is obviously a star like the sun, it's clear it can be dangerous.
Uh... are you seriously claiming that the moon is a star? You do understand what a star is don't you? A sphere of plasma held together by its own gravity. And assuming that was the case, how then do you explain the different phases of the moon?
Wouldn't always appear as "full" whenever it was in our particular eastern or western hemisphere, as it would be luminous?
Stars are metal cores heated white hot by friction with the aether, coated in rock which is not luminescent, which creates the spotlight effect.
Stars are metal cores heated white hot by friction with the aether, coated in rock which is not luminescent, which creates the spotlight effect.
Citation required to support this claim.
that is not what a star is. stars are metal cores heated white hot by friction with the aether, coated in rock which is not luminescent, which creates the spotlight effect.Then why does the moon have phases while the sun doesn't? Why is the bright part of the moon always facing towards the sun?
it rotates, there is no reason to think we see only one face of the moon.Well, yes, the moon does rotate, but the period of rotation is exactly the same period as its orbit around the earth resulting in us seeing the same side of the moon all month. This is referred to as tidal locking.
we see the moon from the side, and see the same traits as only one face of the moon gives off light.Incorrect. Properly exposed, traits from the dark portions of the moon are visible.
Stars are metal cores heated white hot by friction with the aether, coated in rock which is not luminescent, which creates the spotlight effect.
Citation required to support this claim.
logic works just fine. it would be a natural consequence of a flat earth and aetheric whirlpools, and makes much more sense than magically stuck together gas.
Stars are metal cores heated white hot by friction with the aether, coated in rock which is not luminescent, which creates the spotlight effect.
Citation required to support this claim.
logic works just fine. it would be a natural consequence of a flat earth and aetheric whirlpools, and makes much more sense than magically stuck together gas.
Uh... this is not a citation. A citation is a reference to an accredited scientific source which supports one's claims. What you've posted here is nothing more than a personal opinion. Science is not based on personal opinions but verifiable facts. There's also no magic involved with science; if you think there is, then it's nothing more than pseudo-science.
You've also yet to provide any empirical evidence to support your notions of "aether" and its purported "whirlpools", so you entire argument as it stands here is a major non sequitur.
This is about how the moon can be dangerous. clearly, it can be.
At any rate, what then, in your personal opinion, makes moonlight dangerous? What are the potential negative effects on the human body, and how do they manifest themselves? What sorts of treatment would a medical practitioner utilise to heal these ill-effects?
Maybe you should actually start from the first post in this thread. You act like you just came up with an original question that nobody has ever thought to ask in all of the years that this thread has been active.
Arith has acquired lunacy and does not even know it. Play with fire (moon) and you are going to get burnt.
They seem to regard the moon with the same ill-educated awe that 14th century peasants did, as though its reflected light has some powerful, mystical properties uniquely its own.
They seem to regard the moon with the same ill-educated awe that 14th century peasants did, as though its reflected light has some powerful, mystical properties uniquely its own.
Can't see nothing bad about this awe - as long as you don't try to make a science off it.
A flashlight shone through a prism will also give similar results to either sunlight or moonlight. Does that mean the effects of the flashlight shining on the skin are exactly the same as standing in sunlight with unprotected skin? I think not.
A flashlight shone through a prism will also give similar results to either sunlight or moonlight. Does that mean the effects of the flashlight shining on the skin are exactly the same as standing in sunlight with unprotected skin? I think not.
If it's an LED flashlight it won't. Totally different wavelength spread to sunlight. Sorry to bring actual science into the argument. :P
Actually, LEDs can produce an approximation of white light that your eye will consider to be "close enough". Proper spectral analysis will produce a very different story.A flashlight shone through a prism will also give similar results to either sunlight or moonlight. Does that mean the effects of the flashlight shining on the skin are exactly the same as standing in sunlight with unprotected skin? I think not.
If it's an LED flashlight it won't. Totally different wavelength spread to sunlight. Sorry to bring actual science into the argument. :P
LEDs and LED arrays can produce white light as well.
Actually, LEDs can produce an approximation of white light that your eye will consider to be "close enough". Proper spectral analysis will produce a very different story.A flashlight shone through a prism will also give similar results to either sunlight or moonlight. Does that mean the effects of the flashlight shining on the skin are exactly the same as standing in sunlight with unprotected skin? I think not.
If it's an LED flashlight it won't. Totally different wavelength spread to sunlight. Sorry to bring actual science into the argument. :P
LEDs and LED arrays can produce white light as well.
Apparently Hitler did experiments of intense E and M fields impact on humans, found that his electrical bill was crazy, and didn't find much.
Maybe you should actually start from the first post in this thread. You act like you just came up with an original question that nobody has ever thought to ask in all of the years that this thread has been active.
You mean all that nonsense about werewolves etc? Seriously?
Rather than wasting your time with your typically snide little one-liners jroa, did it ever occur to you to maybe—just maybe—address my question? You know... give a legitimate answer to a legitimate question for once.
Or is it that you're unable to answer my questions about moonlight's harmful effects? Hmmm...
Actually, LEDs can produce an approximation of white light that your eye will consider to be "close enough". Proper spectral analysis will produce a very different story.A flashlight shone through a prism will also give similar results to either sunlight or moonlight. Does that mean the effects of the flashlight shining on the skin are exactly the same as standing in sunlight with unprotected skin? I think not.
If it's an LED flashlight it won't. Totally different wavelength spread to sunlight. Sorry to bring actual science into the argument. :P
LEDs and LED arrays can produce white light as well.
Please don't further confuse the flat earthers such as jroa by introducing empirical scientific evidence into the debate. At any rate, I'm more than sure that jroa instructs his family to never shine any LED flashlight in his direction.
Just in case LOL.
Arith has acquired lunacy and does not even know it. Play with fire (moon) and you are going to get burnt.
I believe there is something in Samuel Birley Rowbotham's "Earth Not A Globe" (ENAG) which states that moonlight supports combustion while sunlight suppresses combustion.
I believe there is something in Samuel Birley Rowbotham's "Earth Not A Globe" (ENAG) which states that moonlight supports combustion while sunlight suppresses combustion.
This is correct. I have taken the time to check out ENaG at some length(!), and quote the following passage from that document:
"It is a well known fact, that if the sun is allowed to shine strongly upon a common coal, coke, wood, or charcoal fire, the combustion is greatly diminished; and often the fire is extinguished. It is not an uncommon thing for cooks, housewives, and others to draw down the blinds in summer time to prevent their fires being put out by the continued stream of sun-light pouring through the windows. Many philosophers have recently attempted to deny and ridicule this fact, but they are met, not only by the common sense and every-day experience of very practical people, but by the results of specially instituted experiments.
It is not so well known perhaps, but it is an equally decided fact, that when the light of the moon is allowed to play upon a common carbonaceous fire, the action is increased, the fire burns more vividly, and the fuel is more rapidly consumed."
I would appreciate a flat earther clarifying this for me, as it would seem to be counter-intuitive, because ENaG also claims sunlight is warm whilst moonlight is cool. Is this not a contradiction? Could any flat earther please provide me a simple experiment that proves these claims about sunlight and moonlight? TIA.
There is also something in ENAG which states that while directing a beam of sunlight on a thermometer will increase the temperature while directing a beam of moonlight on a thermometer will decrease the temperature.
I would appreciate a flat earther clarifying this for me, as it would seem to be counter-intuitive, because ENaG also claims sunlight is warm whilst moonlight is cool. Is this not a contradiction? Could any flat earther please provide me a simple experiment that proves these claims about sunlight and moonlight?
The full strawberry moon is tomorrow evening. There has been chatter warning people of potential side effects from this one.
The full strawberry moon is tomorrow evening. There has been chatter warning people of potential side effects from this one.
The full strawberry moon is tomorrow evening. There has been chatter warning people of potential side effects from this one.
What symptoms should we be looking for?
Physical and/or emotional changes.
This one always scares me. If I eat strawberries during a strawberry moon, I turn into Strawberry Shortcake. Thanks for the warning.
Moonlight: Dangers & Precautions (http://)
(http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-L7N189l6R90/Tx92XVyE5wI/AAAAAAAADFM/bFS8D89P4fI/s400/full-moon.jpg)
Since the dawn of history, the Moon has possessed an almost unequalled hold over the imagination of man, provoking by turns fascination and even worship. Mankind has studied the Moon for thousands of years, and some human depictions of its luminescent features may be over 5,000 years old (http://www.spacetoday.org/SolSys/Earth/OldStarCharts.html).
However for as long as man has revered the Moon, he has also feared it. This topic will chronicle how ancient cultures have perceived the Moon's harmful effects, how modern studies (both scientific and Zetetic) corroborate this view, and how and when to prepare to prepare for periods of high lunar activity and/or exposure. It will also provide a Zetetic Lunar Calendar, and a forecast/record of impending/past spikes in Lunar activity:
1. Moonlight: Historical & Socio-Cultural Perspectives (http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=54468.msg1342370#msg1342370)
2. Moonlight: Scientific & Zetetic Perspectives (http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=54468.msg1342371#msg1342371)
3. Moonlight: Precautions & Preparations (http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=54468.msg1342372#msg1342372)
4. The Zetetic Lunar Calendar (http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=54468.msg1342373#msg1342373)
5. The Lunar Forecast (http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=54468.msg1342894#msg1342894)
Alarmism is not our aim here at the Flat Earth Society, but the threat presented by contact with Lunar rays is significant, and the mainstream media has proven unwilling to alert the public to the evidence for and dangers of this hazard. Our only goal is to make sure that you and your loved ones remain safe.
Any suggestions regarding additions or improvements should be posted in this topic (http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=54426.0).
Moonlight: Dangers & Precautions (http://)
(http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-L7N189l6R90/Tx92XVyE5wI/AAAAAAAADFM/bFS8D89P4fI/s400/full-moon.jpg)
Since the dawn of history, the Moon has possessed an almost unequalled hold over the imagination of man, provoking by turns fascination and even worship. Mankind has studied the Moon for thousands of years, and some human depictions of its luminescent features may be over 5,000 years old (http://www.spacetoday.org/SolSys/Earth/OldStarCharts.html).
However for as long as man has revered the Moon, he has also feared it. This topic will chronicle how ancient cultures have perceived the Moon's harmful effects, how modern studies (both scientific and Zetetic) corroborate this view, and how and when to prepare to prepare for periods of high lunar activity and/or exposure. It will also provide a Zetetic Lunar Calendar, and a forecast/record of impending/past spikes in Lunar activity:
1. Moonlight: Historical & Socio-Cultural Perspectives (http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=54468.msg1342370#msg1342370)
2. Moonlight: Scientific & Zetetic Perspectives (http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=54468.msg1342371#msg1342371)
3. Moonlight: Precautions & Preparations (http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=54468.msg1342372#msg1342372)
4. The Zetetic Lunar Calendar (http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=54468.msg1342373#msg1342373)
5. The Lunar Forecast (http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=54468.msg1342894#msg1342894)
Alarmism is not our aim here at the Flat Earth Society, but the threat presented by contact with Lunar rays is significant, and the mainstream media has proven unwilling to alert the public to the evidence for and dangers of this hazard. Our only goal is to make sure that you and your loved ones remain safe.
Any suggestions regarding additions or improvements should be posted in this topic (http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=54426.0).
Moonlight: Preparation & Precautions
Of course, the natural response when presented with such compelling evidence is to ask how one can avoid the risks posed by Lunar rays. Unfortunately, the Moon is an almost ever-present feature of our lives, and it emits its injurious beams for a considerable period almost every twenty-four hours.
The most important step, therefore, is to be aware of when such emissions are most likely to take place. Thankfully the Moon's emanations are regular, and therefore with sufficient research can be predicted, so that one can take steps to avoid it when it is most dangerous. Depending on your location, the apparent state of the Lunar cycle may vary, so we advise that you conduct independent, Zetetically rigorous research, preferably through remote means such as video cameras or specialized means of filtrating and projecting its light. You will soon record a cycle lasting approximately nine and-a-half days, punctuated by varying but regular degrees of Lunar emissions.
As the above research indicates that the harmful effects of the Moon correspond with the quantity of Moonlight to which one is exposed, the Full Moon is obviously particularly dangerous, as indeed are the Waxing and Waning Gibbous. Exposure to Moonlight during these periods should be kept to a bare minimum, and ideally should be limited to situations where contact is either necessary or unavoidable. The Waxing and Waning Crescent are obviously less dangerous, but nevertheless it is advised that one should not be foolhardy, as the limited amount of light produced by the Moon during these periods will be more than offset by any extensive exposure.
During the standard Lunar cycle, keeping regular hours and remaining indoors after dark should be enough to prevent illness in the majority of cases. However, many people may find themselves in situations where they are forced to expose themselves to Moonlight. In such cases, noted Zetetic James MacIntyre has the following advice:When viewing the Moon, or expecting to face exposure to the Moon, please try to follow these procedures:
- Wear sunglasses - Dark glasses may protect your eyes, which are particularly sensitive, from Moon rays which can damage your eyes.
- Cover any exposed skin - Cases of Moonlight exposure to bare skin can be particularly severe. Always wear long sleeves, gloves and a hat. A balaclava or thick scarf can protect your nose, mouth, cheeks and ears from the Moon.
He also advises that even when one is inside, one should ensure that your shelter is adequately sealed and protected:
- Protect your home - Moonlight can seep in through uncovered windows, doors and skylights. Make sure that you have thick curtains, or, better still, shutters on major windows which are likely to face the Moon. You may find it useful to tape reflective material, such as aluminium foil (shiny side out) on gaps in your home, or even on the windows themselves, in order to improve Moon-protection further.
Finally, one should take precautions to ensure the safety of any other biological life for which you may be responsible:
- Make sure your pets are safe - The Moon can hurt animals just as much as humans. Consider bringing your pets indoors during the evening, or if you intend to let them roam the night, you may want to wrap them up in protective clothing just as you did with yourself!
- Watch out for plants - Moonlight can putrefy many varieties of unsuspecting garden plant. Most flowers close their petals at night in order to protect them from Moon rays, but during the Super-harvest Moon this may not be enough. You may want to cover even self-defending flowers and other plants with aluminium foil or another protective material.
Though such measures should prove sufficent during the standard Lunar cycle, there are also occasional spikes in Lunar radiance, notably events such as the Super Moon (http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=46826.0) and Super Harvest Moon (http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=42785.0). Though rare, during these events the Moon's intensity is noticeably greater, and thus its effects are especially powerful. During these crises, MacIntyre suggests that "it may be safer to stay indoors entirely and avoid exposure" (http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=42785.msg1060617#msg1060617). Indeed, some have even suggested that such events may cause an increase in the number of natural disasters here on Earth (http://www.astropro.com/features/articles/supermoon/). Accordingly, it may best to store or stockpile the following items:
- Several days worth of clean water, uncontaminated by Lunar rays. Filling spare bottles, baths and sinks before hand is a useful strategy.
- Proteinous tinned food and vegetables, along with any other non-perishables.
- A portable gas stove with plenty of spare gas cannisters.
- A fully-equipped first-aid kit.
- An emergency heat source, and sufficient blankets and other insulative materials.
- At least two high-quality flashlights, with plenty of spare batteries. If disaster strikes, you may be without electricity, and (for obvious reasons) you will be unable to navigate by Moonlight - indeed you should be sealed off in complete darkness. Make sure to have several high-quality flashlights that will run efficiently and reliably.
- At least one multi-tool, and ideally a decent knife and perhaps a folding saw and hatchet.
- Depending on the situation, it may be advisable to stock several firearms and plenty of ammunition, depending on local laws. Natural disasters often bring out the worst in some people, and under the deleterious influence of a Super (Harvest) Moon it could be even worse. Do not seek violence, but be prepared to defend you and your family from the exposed.
So that our members are aware of such crises, we will endeavour to keep an updated list of immanent Super Moon events, detailing the date, duration and (when possible) intensity of these spikes in Lunar activity.
We have confirmation from at least one emergency room administrator of increased admissions during a full moon for both emotional and physical reasons.
Maybe more will come forward, but it can not be said that no emergency room has a moonlight influence.
What do I do if I feed on, and thrive on both Lunar and Moon energy.Apparently you also feed on, and thrive on redundancy as well.
We have a blue moon. Good Luck and be well.
Blood moon. Stay indoors and hide your womenz.
Yikes, the 1st quarter moon and Friday the 13th! Be sure to slather on extra zinc oxide if going out tonight.Thank you!!
Hey I am new to this society but I wish to learn as much as I can where should I go
Hey I am new to this society but I wish to learn as much as I can where should I go
To learn to use punctuation, for a starts?
Friday the 13th also releases dangerous radiation!Yikes, the 1st quarter moon and Friday the 13th! Be sure to slather on extra zinc oxide if going out tonight.Thank you!!
Friday the 13th also releases dangerous radiation!Yikes, the 1st quarter moon and Friday the 13th! Be sure to slather on extra zinc oxide if going out tonight.Thank you!!
June summer solstice full moon is rare and unpredictable...and whose light will be upon those who would venture outdoors during the event.
June summer solstice full moon is rare and unpredictable...and whose light will be upon those who would venture outdoors during the event.
He didn't mean it's hard to predict when it will occur, lol.
The strawberry moon might be more dangerous than other moons.
June summer solstice full moon is rare and unpredictable...
He didn't mean it's hard to predict when it will occur, lol.
The strawberry moon might be more dangerous than other moons.
He didn't mean it's hard to predict when it will occur, lol.
The strawberry moon might be more dangerous than other moons.
A strawberry moon can not be bad since strawberries are a delicious treat.
He didn't mean it's hard to predict when it will occur, lol.
The strawberry moon might be more dangerous than other moons.
A strawberry moon can not be bad since strawberries are a delicious treat.
That's what they want you to think >:(
On the verge of a full moon. Will have to see if additional hydration is recommended during the event? May be adding water or maybe something with electrolytes to the preparation list...just in case it's needed, as they say.
Moonlight: Preparation & Precautions
Of course, the natural response when presented with such compelling evidence is to ask how one can avoid the risks posed by Lunar rays. Unfortunately, the Moon is an almost ever-present feature of our lives, and it emits its injurious beams for a considerable period almost every twenty-four hours.
The most important step, therefore, is to be aware of when such emissions are most likely to take place. Thankfully the Moon's emanations are regular, and therefore with sufficient research can be predicted, so that one can take steps to avoid it when it is most dangerous. Depending on your location, the apparent state of the Lunar cycle may vary, so we advise that you conduct independent, Zetetically rigorous research, preferably through remote means such as video cameras or specialized means of filtrating and projecting its light. You will soon record a cycle lasting approximately nine and-a-half days, punctuated by varying but regular degrees of Lunar emissions.
As the above research indicates that the harmful effects of the Moon correspond with the quantity of Moonlight to which one is exposed, the Full Moon is obviously particularly dangerous, as indeed are the Waxing and Waning Gibbous. Exposure to Moonlight during these periods should be kept to a bare minimum, and ideally should be limited to situations where contact is either necessary or unavoidable. The Waxing and Waning Crescent are obviously less dangerous, but nevertheless it is advised that one should not be foolhardy, as the limited amount of light produced by the Moon during these periods will be more than offset by any extensive exposure.
During the standard Lunar cycle, keeping regular hours and remaining indoors after dark should be enough to prevent illness in the majority of cases. However, many people may find themselves in situations where they are forced to expose themselves to Moonlight. In such cases, noted Zetetic James MacIntyre has the following advice:When viewing the Moon, or expecting to face exposure to the Moon, please try to follow these procedures:
- Wear sunglasses - Dark glasses may protect your eyes, which are particularly sensitive, from Moon rays which can damage your eyes.
- Cover any exposed skin - Cases of Moonlight exposure to bare skin can be particularly severe. Always wear long sleeves, gloves and a hat. A balaclava or thick scarf can protect your nose, mouth, cheeks and ears from the Moon.
He also advises that even when one is inside, one should ensure that your shelter is adequately sealed and protected:
- Protect your home - Moonlight can seep in through uncovered windows, doors and skylights. Make sure that you have thick curtains, or, better still, shutters on major windows which are likely to face the Moon. You may find it useful to tape reflective material, such as aluminium foil (shiny side out) on gaps in your home, or even on the windows themselves, in order to improve Moon-protection further.
Finally, one should take precautions to ensure the safety of any other biological life for which you may be responsible:
- Make sure your pets are safe - The Moon can hurt animals just as much as humans. Consider bringing your pets indoors during the evening, or if you intend to let them roam the night, you may want to wrap them up in protective clothing just as you did with yourself!
- Watch out for plants - Moonlight can putrefy many varieties of unsuspecting garden plant. Most flowers close their petals at night in order to protect them from Moon rays, but during the Super-harvest Moon this may not be enough. You may want to cover even self-defending flowers and other plants with aluminium foil or another protective material.
Though such measures should prove sufficent during the standard Lunar cycle, there are also occasional spikes in Lunar radiance, notably events such as the Super Moon (http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=46826.0) and Super Harvest Moon (http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=42785.0). Though rare, during these events the Moon's intensity is noticeably greater, and thus its effects are especially powerful. During these crises, MacIntyre suggests that "it may be safer to stay indoors entirely and avoid exposure" (http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=42785.msg1060617#msg1060617). Indeed, some have even suggested that such events may cause an increase in the number of natural disasters here on Earth (http://www.astropro.com/features/articles/supermoon/). Accordingly, it may best to store or stockpile the following items:
- Several days worth of clean water, uncontaminated by Lunar rays. Filling spare bottles, baths and sinks before hand is a useful strategy.
- Proteinous tinned food and vegetables, along with any other non-perishables.
- A portable gas stove with plenty of spare gas cannisters.
- A fully-equipped first-aid kit.
- An emergency heat source, and sufficient blankets and other insulative materials.
- At least two high-quality flashlights, with plenty of spare batteries. If disaster strikes, you may be without electricity, and (for obvious reasons) you will be unable to navigate by Moonlight - indeed you should be sealed off in complete darkness. Make sure to have several high-quality flashlights that will run efficiently and reliably.
- At least one multi-tool, and ideally a decent knife and perhaps a folding saw and hatchet.
- Depending on the situation, it may be advisable to stock several firearms and plenty of ammunition, depending on local laws. Natural disasters often bring out the worst in some people, and under the deleterious influence of a Super (Harvest) Moon it could be even worse. Do not seek violence, but be prepared to defend you and your family from the exposed.
So that our members are aware of such crises, we will endeavour to keep an updated list of immanent Super Moon events, detailing the date, duration and (when possible) intensity of these spikes in Lunar activity.
He didn't mean it's hard to predict when it will occur, lol.
The strawberry moon might be more dangerous than other moons.
A strawberry moon can not be bad since strawberries are a delicious treat.
That's what they want you to think >:(
Sometimes the moon is closer, sometimes it's farther away.It's almost like people can make sense here sometimes.
Sometimes the moon is closer, sometimes it's farther away.Eureka! I finally understand what the Wiki means by:
The Phases of the Moon
The lunar phases vary cyclically according to the changing geometry of the Moon and Sun, which are constantly wobbling up and down and exchange altitudes as they rotate around the North Pole.
When the moon is below the sun's altitude the moon is dark and a New Moon occurs.
When the moon is above the altitude of the sun the moon is fully lit and a Full Moon occurs.
Good thing we have idiots like rabinoz to constantly insist that the wiki needs to be changed. We would have never known.::) And you don't have better explanations for lunar phases? ::)
Seriously, if you think something needs to be changed, then type up a correction and submit it to, well, anyone. If we think you have a better explanation than the current wiki, then we will change it. If you are unwilling to even do this, then shut the f*ck up about it. You are a broken record repeating the same crap over and over again.
Why? Are you talking about the distances involved? Because I'd agree that the classical numbers of Rev. Voliva and Dr. Rowbotham can't possibly be correct.
The "squishing" of the sun at the horizon is just Rowbotham's perspective at play. I definitely agree that perspective is insufficient to account for the sunset, however, if that is your argument.
Good thing we have idiots like rabinoz to constantly insist that the wiki needs to be changed. We would have never known.
Seriously, if you think something needs to be changed, then type up a correction and submit it to, well, anyone. If we think you have a better explanation than the current wiki, then we will change it. If you are unwilling to even do this, then shut the f*ck up about it. You are a broken record repeating the same crap over and over again.
Please use extreme caution when viewing the deadly Beaver Moon.
Please use extreme caution when viewing the deadly Beaver Moon.
Or even viewing beavers by moonlight....can be very dangerous.
This time of year, cabin fever often starts to set in across much of North America as the late days of winter set in. But on Friday, there’s a great excuse—actually several excuses—for venturing outdoors. That’s because there will be a penumbral eclipse, a full moon and a fly-by of an emerald green comet all on the same night....
The unusual celestial triple play begins early Friday evening, reports Weather.com. Starting at 5:34 P.M. eastern time, people along the east coast will be able to observe a penumbral lunar eclipse, when the sun, moon and earth all align. Unlike a total eclipse, in which the Earth casts a cone-shaped shadow, or umbra, that blacks out the moon, the effect of a penumbral eclipse is more subtle, reports Deborah Byrd at EarthSky.com. The face of the moon will slowly darken several shades over time as it passes through the penumbra, the more diffuse area on the edge of the shadow cone.
According to Bruce McClure at EarthSky.com, the ideal spots to view this particular eclipse are in Europe, Africa, Greenland and Iceland and that the entire eclipse will last four hours and 20 minutes. In North America, the period of greatest eclipse will take place at 7:44 P.M. local time.
The second cosmic event taking place on Friday is the Full “Snow” Moon, which lights up the sky every February. Doyle Rice at USA Today explains that the name was given to the moon by Native Americans as part of a system used to keep track of the seasons. He reports that the name Snow Moon is pretty apt, since on average February is the snowiest month in the United States. There’s also an alternate name, according to The Old Farmer’s Almanac; it's also called the Full Hunger Moon because tough weather made hunting difficult during this time of year.
Anyone not too tuckered out by watching the eclipse can try and wait up (or get up early) for the third event, a flyby of comet Comet 45P/Honda-Mrkos-Pajdušáková—the so-called New Year Comet. Weather.com reports that the comet will be visible with binoculars in the predawn hours when it passes through the constellation Hercules.
OMG I just read this. Now I feel like all the times I have held my kid up high to look at the moon, has actually been child abuse ??? :'(
Good thing we have idiots like rabinoz to constantly insist that the wiki needs to be changed. We would have never known.
Seriously, if you think something needs to be changed, then type up a correction and submit it to, well, anyone. If we think you have a better explanation than the current wiki, then we will change it. If you are unwilling to even do this, then shut the f*ck up about it. You are a broken record repeating the same crap over and over again.
I'm not Rab but I would like to submit a suggestion that we update the wiki to state that the earth is globular. Please consider this my submission.
Good thing we have idiots like rabinoz to constantly insist that the wiki needs to be changed. We would have never known.
Seriously, if you think something needs to be changed, then type up a correction and submit it to, well, anyone. If we think you have a better explanation than the current wiki, then we will change it. If you are unwilling to even do this, then shut the f*ck up about it. You are a broken record repeating the same crap over and over again.
I'm not Rab but I would like to submit a suggestion that we update the wiki to state that the earth is globular. Please consider this my submission.
Just thought maybe this suggestion got lost in all the talk of werewolves and moonlight frying brains like eggs on a hot sidewalk.
Well, what do we think?
Monday will mark an all time high of people looking towards the moon. Expect significant rises in crime, sickness, and accidents. Always make sure to wear suitable protection while viewing the moon.
Lord Wilmore, now that I understand that you are just having a little fun by suckering people in with an elaborate troll, would you be willing to disclose how long you intend to keep these people duped? Is there a point where you come clean and acknowledge that you're just messing with them, and then leave them to reconcile that they've been buying a giant load of crap for literally years?
You could let me know in a private message if you're not ready for the society as a whole to see it; I will absolutely keep your confidence.
While I sometimes enjoy messing with friends once in awhile, I've never attempted a prank of this scope. The work and the time you've invested is impressive. I can't help but wonder if you've considered the damage being done to the people you're duping for your own amusement, or if you feel that they just would have been taken by some other crap anyway.
Not everybody that believes something different from you is an asshole trying to fuck with people.I understand this entirely, and I was willing to accept that you (the leadership of the society in this case) legitimately believed the Earth was flat.
Not everybody that believes something different from you is an asshole trying to fuck with people.Poe's law - how can you tell the difference?
I recommend wearing a welding hood while looking at the moon. It's the only way.
Would a tinfoil hat be a good addition to the welding hood ?Sure. You can start your own original fashion line with this. I didn't find any welding hoods with tin foil hats on my first search.
All the more reason to not act.Not everybody that believes something different from you is an asshole trying to fuck with people.Poe's law - how can you tell the difference?
Monday will mark an all time high of people looking towards the moon. Expect significant rises in crime, sickness, and accidents. Always make sure to wear suitable protection while viewing the moon.
Has anyone ever noticed that eggs cracked on the sidewalk can boil in the heat? I have. The moon most certainly has the same effect except on the human brain. I mean, Hemmingway's records indicate that the moon affected fish strangely, and if it affected fish, it definitely affects humans. Why else would werewolves only come out during the moon light?
Of course. You can find the relevant threads in the forums. However, in short, many life forms have been shown to have their behavior and health altered by moonlight. It also is a well known fact from antiquity that fish rots when left out in the moon.Monday will mark an all time high of people looking towards the moon. Expect significant rises in crime, sickness, and accidents. Always make sure to wear suitable protection while viewing the moon.
I’m assuming you have corroborated evidence to support your claim. I imagine you also have data into the nature of the light from the moon that causes the side effects that you claim.
From your standpoint what are the main differences between the moonlight photons and those given off by the sun? Where can we find your data on this subject?
What is the energy source that produces your moonlight photons?
Why do you appear to reject convention scientific wisdom that considers moonlight to be no more than reflected sunlight.
Thank you
Monday will mark an all time high of people looking towards the moon. Expect significant rises in crime, sickness, and accidents. Always make sure to wear suitable protection while viewing the moon.Why do you appear to reject convention scientific wisdom that considers moonlight to be no more than reflected sunlight.
Thank you
Why do you appear to reject convention scientific wisdom that considers moonlight to be no more than reflected sunlight.
Thank you
Why do you appear to reject convention scientific wisdom that considers moonlight to be no more than reflected sunlight.
Thank you
Reflected sunlight has the same dangers of regular sunlight. You post alludes that because it is 'reflected' it is harmless.
I give you a task then. Hold up a mirror facing the sun. Then look at the mirror that has the sun on it. It should be harmless because you are only looking at the reflected sunlight, not the actual sunlight right?
I once thought as you did but even science has shown that the light from the moon is polarised to an extent that even dung beetles can make use of it to walk in a straight line.
Wow, that was interesting.
I am not gonna comment on the dangers of moon light.
Gotta ask (as I believe others have)
How does this have anything to do with a flat earth?
Flat or round, both have a moon.
Wow, that was interesting.
I am not gonna comment on the dangers of moon light.
Gotta ask (as I believe others have)
How does this have anything to do with a flat earth?
Flat or round, both have a moon.
Beware the supermoon December 3rd!
WEAR YOUR WELDING HELMETS ALL NIGHT, PEOPLE.
If the moon is just on the horizon, it may look a lot bigger, but that's an illusion. Scientists call it the "moon illusion" (https://www.space.com/38940-supermoon-facts.html) and it may be because your brain compares it to nearby objects, or because your brain believes objects on the horizon are larger than objects in the sky.
Wow, that was interesting.
I am not gonna comment on the dangers of moon light.
Gotta ask (as I believe others have)
How does this have anything to do with a flat earth?
Flat or round, both have a moon.
The FES predicts supermoon on 1.1.18. This is potentially a bright one and titled "wolf moon". Beware/Prepare.
The FES predicts supermoon on 1.1.18. This is potentially a bright one and titled "wolf moon". Beware/Prepare.
Anyone versed in flat earth will know that January 31 will be our second full looking moon this month (for some reason you roundies call it 'blue' even though its not blue but hey that works for you), be at its closest approach to Earth (you guys call that 'super') AND turn a reddish colour as the lady moonshramps undergo their version of 'time of month'
DUH!
if the earth is flat why my dicc so big?
Moonlight: Dangers & Precautions (http://)
(http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-L7N189l6R90/Tx92XVyE5wI/AAAAAAAADFM/bFS8D89P4fI/s400/full-moon.jpg)
Since the dawn of history, the Moon has possessed an almost unequalled hold over the imagination of man, provoking by turns fascination and even worship. Mankind has studied the Moon for thousands of years, and some human depictions of its luminescent features may be over 5,000 years old (http://www.spacetoday.org/SolSys/Earth/OldStarCharts.html).
However for as long as man has revered the Moon, he has also feared it. This topic will chronicle how ancient cultures have perceived the Moon's harmful effects, how modern studies (both scientific and Zetetic) corroborate this view, and how and when to prepare to prepare for periods of high lunar activity and/or exposure. It will also provide a Zetetic Lunar Calendar, and a forecast/record of impending/past spikes in Lunar activity:
1. Moonlight: Historical & Socio-Cultural Perspectives (http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=54468.msg1342370#msg1342370)
2. Moonlight: Scientific & Zetetic Perspectives (http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=54468.msg1342371#msg1342371)
3. Moonlight: Precautions & Preparations (http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=54468.msg1342372#msg1342372)
4. The Zetetic Lunar Calendar (http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=54468.msg1342373#msg1342373)
5. The Lunar Forecast (http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=54468.msg1342894#msg1342894)
Alarmism is not our aim here at the Flat Earth Society, but the threat presented by contact with Lunar rays is significant, and the mainstream media has proven unwilling to alert the public to the evidence for and dangers of this hazard. Our only goal is to make sure that you and your loved ones remain safe.
Any suggestions regarding additions or improvements should be posted in this topic (http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=54426.0).
ok so you get moonburns cuz u a lil pussy
OK, heard back. That night could very well be a full moon. Beware/Prepare.
OK, heard back. That night could very well be a full moon. Beware/Prepare.
Good call Gotham,
There was a full moon.
It was red too!
I stood outside and looked at it for as long as I could.
This was at 6:30 AM MST and it was -32C plus wind where I am.
After 15 minutes I went inside.
So what? ;) ;) The flat earth is round! ;) ;)
eat
pie
earth chan is not flat :( 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8)
Pie are not squared.So what? ;) ;) The flat earth is round! ;) ;)
eat
pie
earth chan is not flat :( 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8)LookIf you're trying to tell us something, it's not working!
(https://www.dropbox.com/s/lgk7p91e4nr7wg7/Flat%20Earth%20Ice-wall%20map.png?dl=1)
Pie are not squared.Incorrect.
Pie are round
You sure have a purty mouth.But the eyes, just imagine those under a full moon - scary!
Why is this not in CN? It has nothing to do with anything. Can I start a post about the supernatural powers of Goji juice in FE general?
Read Earth Not a Globe. (http://www.sacred-texts.com/earth/za/za29.htm#fr_31) This section was linked to in my original post, had you taken the time to read it.
And no.
Pretty much everything you said is incorrect. Neither the scientific or zetetic methods ever prove anything. At best, you gather evidence for or against an idea.Really?
The main difference between the scientific method and the zetetic method is that the scientific method has one start with a supposition and then you work through the other steps in order to provide evidence in favor of it. With the zetetic method, you don't first have to make an educated guess before moving on to the rest of the steps. No hypothesis is required to start.
The main difference between the scientific method and the zetetic method is that the scientific method has one start with a supposition and then you work through the other steps in order to provide evidence in favor of it. With the zetetic method, you don't first have to make an educated guess before moving on to the rest of the steps. No hypothesis is required to start.In other words, Zetetics have no idea of what they're trying to prove or how to prove it.
The main difference between the scientific method and the zetetic method is that the scientific method has one start with a supposition and then you work through the other steps in order to provide evidence in favor of it. With the zetetic method, you don't first have to make an educated guess before moving on to the rest of the steps. No hypothesis is required to start.In other words, Zetetics have no idea of what they're trying to prove or how to prove it.
A properly designed experiment will conclusively confirm or refute any preconceived bias.The main difference between the scientific method and the zetetic method is that the scientific method has one start with a supposition and then you work through the other steps in order to provide evidence in favor of it. With the zetetic method, you don't first have to make an educated guess before moving on to the rest of the steps. No hypothesis is required to start.In other words, Zetetics have no idea of what they're trying to prove or how to prove it.
In other words, their investigations are not tainted by any pre conceived bias.
A properly designed experiment will conclusively confirm or refute any preconceived bias.The main difference between the scientific method and the zetetic method is that the scientific method has one start with a supposition and then you work through the other steps in order to provide evidence in favor of it. With the zetetic method, you don't first have to make an educated guess before moving on to the rest of the steps. No hypothesis is required to start.In other words, Zetetics have no idea of what they're trying to prove or how to prove it.
In other words, their investigations are not tainted by any pre conceived bias.
Pretty much everything you said is incorrect. Neither the scientific or zetetic methods ever prove anything. At best, you gather evidence for or against an idea.Really?
The main difference between the scientific method and the zetetic method is that the scientific method has one start with a supposition and then you work through the other steps in order to provide evidence in favor of it. With the zetetic method, you don't first have to make an educated guess before moving on to the rest of the steps. No hypothesis is required to start.
So how did the "zetetic method" lead to the Universal Acceleration Hypothesis?
So how did the "zetetic method" lead to the hypothesis that the sun, moon, planets and stars circle above the earth?
And so on.
Incorrect. However, giving this to you, do you think properly designed experiments exist in reality and in practice?A properly designed experiment will conclusively confirm or refute any preconceived bias.The main difference between the scientific method and the zetetic method is that the scientific method has one start with a supposition and then you work through the other steps in order to provide evidence in favor of it. With the zetetic method, you don't first have to make an educated guess before moving on to the rest of the steps. No hypothesis is required to start.In other words, Zetetics have no idea of what they're trying to prove or how to prove it.
In other words, their investigations are not tainted by any pre conceived bias.
For many years astronomers were convinced that the expansion of the universe was slowing down and might eventually stop and then ultimately collapse upon itself. In the late 1990s, they made a bunch of measurements with the Hubble space telescope to measure the rate of slowing. However, they found that the expansion of the universe was not slowing down. To their complete shock, they found that the expansion of the universe is actually accelerating. This forced the scientific community to rethink everything that they thought that they knew about the universe.A properly designed experiment will conclusively confirm or refute any preconceived bias.The main difference between the scientific method and the zetetic method is that the scientific method has one start with a supposition and then you work through the other steps in order to provide evidence in favor of it. With the zetetic method, you don't first have to make an educated guess before moving on to the rest of the steps. No hypothesis is required to start.In other words, Zetetics have no idea of what they're trying to prove or how to prove it.
In other words, their investigations are not tainted by any pre conceived bias.
Give me an example of a modern experiment done today where the scientist doesn't already think he knows what the outcome is?
For many years astronomers were convinced that the expansion of the universe was slowing down and might eventually stop and then ultimately collapse upon itself. In the late 1990s, they made a bunch of measurements with the Hubble space telescope to measure the rate of slowing. However, they found that the expansion of the universe was not slowing down. To their complete shock, they found that the expansion of the universe is actually accelerating. This forced the scientific community to rethink everything that they thought that they knew about the universe.A properly designed experiment will conclusively confirm or refute any preconceived bias.The main difference between the scientific method and the zetetic method is that the scientific method has one start with a supposition and then you work through the other steps in order to provide evidence in favor of it. With the zetetic method, you don't first have to make an educated guess before moving on to the rest of the steps. No hypothesis is required to start.In other words, Zetetics have no idea of what they're trying to prove or how to prove it.
In other words, their investigations are not tainted by any pre conceived bias.
Give me an example of a modern experiment done today where the scientist doesn't already think he knows what the outcome is?
Yes, they won a prize for completely upending the status quo that you claim must not be challenged.For many years astronomers were convinced that the expansion of the universe was slowing down and might eventually stop and then ultimately collapse upon itself. In the late 1990s, they made a bunch of measurements with the Hubble space telescope to measure the rate of slowing. However, they found that the expansion of the universe was not slowing down. To their complete shock, they found that the expansion of the universe is actually accelerating. This forced the scientific community to rethink everything that they thought that they knew about the universe.A properly designed experiment will conclusively confirm or refute any preconceived bias.The main difference between the scientific method and the zetetic method is that the scientific method has one start with a supposition and then you work through the other steps in order to provide evidence in favor of it. With the zetetic method, you don't first have to make an educated guess before moving on to the rest of the steps. No hypothesis is required to start.In other words, Zetetics have no idea of what they're trying to prove or how to prove it.
In other words, their investigations are not tainted by any pre conceived bias.
Give me an example of a modern experiment done today where the scientist doesn't already think he knows what the outcome is?
And those twerps walked away with prize money and a Nobel prize for their 'discovery'
I bet with a different set of data or if new data was found their findings could be deemed as rubbish. What do they care? They walked away with money and a medal.No kidding. A different set of data would have led to different results which probably would not have led to a prestigious prize for upending the status quo.
Yes, they won a prize for completely upending the status quo that you claim must not be challenged.For many years astronomers were convinced that the expansion of the universe was slowing down and might eventually stop and then ultimately collapse upon itself. In the late 1990s, they made a bunch of measurements with the Hubble space telescope to measure the rate of slowing. However, they found that the expansion of the universe was not slowing down. To their complete shock, they found that the expansion of the universe is actually accelerating. This forced the scientific community to rethink everything that they thought that they knew about the universe.A properly designed experiment will conclusively confirm or refute any preconceived bias.The main difference between the scientific method and the zetetic method is that the scientific method has one start with a supposition and then you work through the other steps in order to provide evidence in favor of it. With the zetetic method, you don't first have to make an educated guess before moving on to the rest of the steps. No hypothesis is required to start.In other words, Zetetics have no idea of what they're trying to prove or how to prove it.
In other words, their investigations are not tainted by any pre conceived bias.
Give me an example of a modern experiment done today where the scientist doesn't already think he knows what the outcome is?
And those twerps walked away with prize money and a Nobel prize for their 'discovery'I bet with a different set of data or if new data was found their findings could be deemed as rubbish. What do they care? They walked away with money and a medal.No kidding. A different set of data would have led to different results which probably would not have led to a prestigious prize for upending the status quo.
Its common for scientists to cherry pick data. What assurances do you have that they didn't do that? Perhaps the data they had told them the expansion was slowing...You don't seem to understand that data showing that expansion was slowing is exactly the data that they were expecting, but they found that the data didn't support their preconception. The accelerating expansion was completely unexpected and had to pass a lot of review before it was finally accepted.
Its common for scientists to cherry pick data. What assurances do you have that they didn't do that? Perhaps the data they had told them the expansion was slowing...You don't seem to understand that data showing that expansion was slowing is exactly the data that they were expecting, but they found that the data didn't support their preconception. The accelerating expansion was completely unexpected and had to pass a lot of review before it was finally accepted.
What makes you think that they set out to win a Nobel prize with their experiment?Its common for scientists to cherry pick data. What assurances do you have that they didn't do that? Perhaps the data they had told them the expansion was slowing...You don't seem to understand that data showing that expansion was slowing is exactly the data that they were expecting, but they found that the data didn't support their preconception. The accelerating expansion was completely unexpected and had to pass a lot of review before it was finally accepted.
But coming up with an 'expected' result would not net them a Nobel prize and lots of $$$.
If the corruption is with the data itself than you can repeat the experiment with corrupted data over and over and you will get the same hogwash expanding universe result they came up withThat's why the data is checked by many different scientists to see if it's valid or corrupt.
In truth the universe is not expanding. The only thing expanding it seems is the air in between these egg heads earsIf you can't beat 'em, belittle 'em, right?
What makes you think that they set out to win a Nobel prize with their experiment?Its common for scientists to cherry pick data. What assurances do you have that they didn't do that? Perhaps the data they had told them the expansion was slowing...You don't seem to understand that data showing that expansion was slowing is exactly the data that they were expecting, but they found that the data didn't support their preconception. The accelerating expansion was completely unexpected and had to pass a lot of review before it was finally accepted.
But coming up with an 'expected' result would not net them a Nobel prize and lots of $$$.
If the corruption is with the data itself than you can repeat the experiment with corrupted data over and over and you will get the same hogwash expanding universe result they came up withThat's why the data is checked by many different scientists to see if it's valid or corrupt.
In truth the universe is not expanding. The only thing expanding it seems is the air in between these egg heads earsIf you can't beat 'em, belittle 'em, right?
But they weren't "repeating the same mind numbing experiments for predicated results over and over again". Although the consensus was that the rate of expansion of the universe was slowing, no one knew the rate at which the expansion was slowing, so they decided to measure it.What makes you think that they set out to win a Nobel prize with their experiment?Its common for scientists to cherry pick data. What assurances do you have that they didn't do that? Perhaps the data they had told them the expansion was slowing...You don't seem to understand that data showing that expansion was slowing is exactly the data that they were expecting, but they found that the data didn't support their preconception. The accelerating expansion was completely unexpected and had to pass a lot of review before it was finally accepted.
But coming up with an 'expected' result would not net them a Nobel prize and lots of $$$.
Do you think they enjoy repeating the same mind numbing experiments for predicated results over and over again? Sometimes I guess they like to spice it up a little
No, they still don't know that for certain. They still don't know enough about how dark matter and dark energy affect the expansion of the universe to be able to determine the ultimate fate of the universe. They can only speculate on the currently available data.If the corruption is with the data itself than you can repeat the experiment with corrupted data over and over and you will get the same hogwash expanding universe result they came up withThat's why the data is checked by many different scientists to see if it's valid or corrupt.
Yes and for a time we all thought we knew the universe was going to collapse in on us. Now we all know it will expand forever.
In a few decades will will all have a different theory and anyone who says the universe is expanding faster and faster will be laughed at as if they believe in a flat earth. Different or new sets of data will bring about entirely new perspectives and knowledge of the universe.You say that like it's a bad thing. Deepening our understanding of the universe is always a good thing.
It is ludicrous to put your faith in this 'expanding universe' theory because it will no doubt change later when someone else wants a Nobel prizeI don't think that you understand what it takes to win a Nobel prize in physics.
Then it's a good thing that astronomers and astrophysicists have different standards for having their work accepted than medical researchers.In truth the universe is not expanding. The only thing expanding it seems is the air in between these egg heads earsIf you can't beat 'em, belittle 'em, right?
I worked with medical researchers. They are pompous arrogant arseholes who cherry pick and change rules on the fly to keep their funding going indefinitely
Now this topic is about Moonlight and its dangers. Could we try to steer it back to that? The alleged expanding universe and corruption of scientists and their dubious ethics deserves its own threadGood point. Have any of the medical researchers that you worked with ever cherry picked any data or changed enough rules to fund research the dangers of moonlight yet? Maybe they should. Sounds like a gold mine to me.
For the love of all that is holy why is this pinned?I suggest that you ask Lord Wilmore, Vice President, Administrator who was responsible for the OP.
Yesterday (and not for the first time) I have witnessed the lie that is our moon
It was a very thin crescent shape YET when looking at it, you could see the WHOLE moon! The rest of it was just really dark but you could clearly see a full circle
And don't give me any garbage about it being some stupid 'optical illusion' and that our brain fills in the gaps or other such nonsense. If the moon is as it is described in official texts, than I should NOT have seen a full moon when there should only have been the thinnest of crescents
Moon is debunked
Yesterday (and not for the first time) I have witnessed the lie that is our moonAs I interpret what you have said, you're seeing the moon just after, the new Moon, as opposed to Full moon. This occurred during the day, and the reason why you see the rest of the Moon dimly lit, Is earth shine, the light reflecting off the earth onto the moon.
It was a very thin crescent shape YET when looking at it, you could see the WHOLE moon! The rest of it was just really dark but you could clearly see a full circle
And don't give me any garbage about it being some stupid 'optical illusion' and that our brain fills in the gaps or other such nonsense. If the moon is as it is described in official texts, than I should NOT have seen a full moon when there should only have been the thinnest of crescents
Moon is debunked
Yesterday (and not for the first time) I have witnessed the lie that is our moonAs I interpret what you have said, you're seeing the moon just after, the new Moon, as opposed to Full moon. This occurred during the day, and the reason why you see the rest of the Moon dimly lit, Is earth shine, the light reflecting off the earth onto the moon.
It was a very thin crescent shape YET when looking at it, you could see the WHOLE moon! The rest of it was just really dark but you could clearly see a full circle
And don't give me any garbage about it being some stupid 'optical illusion' and that our brain fills in the gaps or other such nonsense. If the moon is as it is described in official texts, than I should NOT have seen a full moon when there should only have been the thinnest of crescents
Moon is debunked
Earth shine still occurs after dark.
The surface of the Earth is covered by around 70% water. Hardly reflective enough to light up the Moon
Yesterday (and not for the first time) I have witnessed the lie that is our moonAs I interpret what you have said, you're seeing the moon just after, the new Moon, as opposed to Full moon. This occurred during the day, and the reason why you see the rest of the Moon dimly lit, Is earth shine, the light reflecting off the earth onto the moon.
It was a very thin crescent shape YET when looking at it, you could see the WHOLE moon! The rest of it was just really dark but you could clearly see a full circle
And don't give me any garbage about it being some stupid 'optical illusion' and that our brain fills in the gaps or other such nonsense. If the moon is as it is described in official texts, than I should NOT have seen a full moon when there should only have been the thinnest of crescents
Moon is debunked
Earth shine still occurs after dark.
It was early in the night although pitch black. Not a ray of sunshine
I dont care how many light bulbs you turn on on Earth. It is not going to light up the moon. The surface of the Earth is covered by around 70% water. Hardly reflective enough to light up the Moon
Yesterday (and not for the first time) I have witnessed the lie that is our moonAs I interpret what you have said, you're seeing the moon just after, the new Moon, as opposed to Full moon. This occurred during the day, and the reason why you see the rest of the Moon dimly lit, Is earth shine, the light reflecting off the earth onto the moon.
It was a very thin crescent shape YET when looking at it, you could see the WHOLE moon! The rest of it was just really dark but you could clearly see a full circle
And don't give me any garbage about it being some stupid 'optical illusion' and that our brain fills in the gaps or other such nonsense. If the moon is as it is described in official texts, than I should NOT have seen a full moon when there should only have been the thinnest of crescents
Moon is debunked
Earth shine still occurs after dark.
It was early in the night although pitch black. Not a ray of sunshine
I dont care how many light bulbs you turn on on Earth. It is not going to light up the moon. The surface of the Earth is covered by around 70% water. Hardly reflective enough to light up the Moon
That picture of the moon was obviously taken with a camera and film.Yesterday (and not for the first time) I have witnessed the lie that is our moonAs I interpret what you have said, you're seeing the moon just after, the new Moon, as opposed to Full moon. This occurred during the day, and the reason why you see the rest of the Moon dimly lit, Is earth shine, the light reflecting off the earth onto the moon.
It was a very thin crescent shape YET when looking at it, you could see the WHOLE moon! The rest of it was just really dark but you could clearly see a full circle
And don't give me any garbage about it being some stupid 'optical illusion' and that our brain fills in the gaps or other such nonsense. If the moon is as it is described in official texts, than I should NOT have seen a full moon when there should only have been the thinnest of crescents
Moon is debunked
Earth shine still occurs after dark.
It was early in the night although pitch black. Not a ray of sunshine
I dont care how many light bulbs you turn on on Earth. It is not going to light up the moon. The surface of the Earth is covered by around 70% water. Hardly reflective enough to light up the Moon
I'm guessing that this is something like what you saw:
(https://www.cloudynights.com/uploads/monthly_12_2017/post-99-0-09325400-1513932576.jpg)
The bright part of the moon is directly illuminated by the sun. The barely visible part is illuminated by sunlight reflecting off of the daytime part of the earth (which is why it's barely visible).
Super wolf blood moon.
How do you guys not realize you are being had.
Super.
According to the original definition of supermoon – coined by Richard Nolle in 1979 – a full moon or new moon has to come within 90 percent of its closest approach to Earth to be dubbed a supermoon. In other words, any full moon or new moon that comes to within 224,775 miles or 361,740 km (or less) of our planet, as measured from the centers of the moon and Earth, is a supermoon.
Wolf.
January: Wolf Moon. Native Americans and medieval Europeans named January's full moon after the howling of hungry wolves lamenting the midwinter paucity of food.
Blood.
“The red component of sunlight passing through Earth's atmosphere is preferentially filtered and diverted into the Earth's shadow where it illuminates the eclipsed moon, making it appear red or 'blood' color,” said Caleb Scharf, director of astrobiology at Columbia University.
Another way to think of this change in color is to imagine standing on the surface of the moon during a total lunar eclipse. When looking at the Earth, you would see every sunrise and sunset happening on Earth at the same time.
This new color the moon takes on is how total lunar eclipses earned the blood moon nickname.
“'Blood moon' is not a term used in astronomy. It’s more of a popular phrase, perhaps because it sounds so dramatic. It simply refers to a 'total lunar eclipse,'” the Old Farmer’s Almanac reported.
Moon.What else should we call it?
I mean come on.Where are we going?
You still have time to an hero. The super bloody werewolf moon isn't until Saturday.
You still have time to an hero. The super bloody werewolf moon isn't until Saturday.
Awesome!! There is still time to prepare! Phew!
Australia may not have seen the super bloody werewolf moon, but it still saw the super werewolf moon.You still have time to an hero. The super bloody werewolf moon isn't until Saturday.
Awesome!! There is still time to prepare! Phew!
Well looks like preparation for me may not be needed afterall
https://www.news.com.au/technology/science/space/lunar-eclipse-super-blood-wolf-moon-to-be-seen-by-28-billion/news-story/314aeab2f00c1a86196ee0ddcce06250
Apparently Australia wont be able to see it. Good.
I noticed precisely 0% more worms today than yesterday. I think this one was a dud.
Last night I bathed in its cool rays, this morning I am renewed.
Moonlight: Dangers & Precautions (http://)
(http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-L7N189l6R90/Tx92XVyE5wI/AAAAAAAADFM/bFS8D89P4fI/s400/full-moon.jpg)
Since the dawn of history, the Moon has possessed an almost unequalled hold over the imagination of man, provoking by turns fascination and even worship. Mankind has studied the Moon for thousands of years, and some human depictions of its luminescent features may be over 5,000 years old (http://www.spacetoday.org/SolSys/Earth/OldStarCharts.html).
However for as long as man has revered the Moon, he has also feared it. This topic will chronicle how ancient cultures have perceived the Moon's harmful effects, how modern studies (both scientific and Zetetic) corroborate this view, and how and when to prepare to prepare for periods of high lunar activity and/or exposure. It will also provide a Zetetic Lunar Calendar, and a forecast/record of impending/past spikes in Lunar activity:
1. Moonlight: Historical & Socio-Cultural Perspectives (http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=54468.msg1342370#msg1342370)
2. Moonlight: Scientific & Zetetic Perspectives (http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=54468.msg1342371#msg1342371)
3. Moonlight: Precautions & Preparations (http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=54468.msg1342372#msg1342372)
4. The Zetetic Lunar Calendar (http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=54468.msg1342373#msg1342373)
5. The Lunar Forecast (http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=54468.msg1342894#msg1342894)
Alarmism is not our aim here at the Flat Earth Society, but the threat presented by contact with Lunar rays is significant, and the mainstream media has proven unwilling to alert the public to the evidence for and dangers of this hazard. Our only goal is to make sure that you and your loved ones remain safe.
Any suggestions regarding additions or improvements should be posted in this topic (http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=54426.0).
I hope everyone here knows that the moon does NOT give a cold light.Well now there's something else to be concerned about. A 40F rise in temperature due to the moonlight could certainly prove to be quite dangerous. During the summer, it would spell doom for probably millions of people in hot climates. And in winter, it could very well mean even less snow cover to help reflect the sun's rays. This is certainly how runaway climate change gets a very strong foothold. GOOD WORK Joecool! This kind of thing is why the work we do at the FES is so important. We stand at the precipice of an environmental catastrophe because of the very dangers of the moon, and most people would turn a blind eye to it. Granted, those following this thread have known the moon to be dangerous all along, but perhaps just didn't know why or to what extent until Joecool shared these temperature measurements.
I have measured more directly and got a 40F rise.
Yesterday (and not for the first time) I have witnessed the lie that is our moonAs I interpret what you have said, you're seeing the moon just after, the new Moon, as opposed to Full moon. This occurred during the day, and the reason why you see the rest of the Moon dimly lit, Is earth shine, the light reflecting off the earth onto the moon.
It was a very thin crescent shape YET when looking at it, you could see the WHOLE moon! The rest of it was just really dark but you could clearly see a full circle
And don't give me any garbage about it being some stupid 'optical illusion' and that our brain fills in the gaps or other such nonsense. If the moon is as it is described in official texts, than I should NOT have seen a full moon when there should only have been the thinnest of crescents
Moon is debunked
Earth shine still occurs after dark.
It was early in the night although pitch black. Not a ray of sunshine
I dont care how many light bulbs you turn on on Earth. It is not going to light up the moon. The surface of the Earth is covered by around 70% water. Hardly reflective enough to light up the Moon
We do not reject scientific process. We think its poorly defined, and I think you'll agree if you look at the science you learned in your academic career, those who actually "use" science, and what you think is true retrospectively and analytically.
WARNING: Do not go out searching for the black super moon.
I hope everyone here knows that the moon does NOT give a cold light.Well now there's something else to be concerned about. A 40F rise in temperature due to the moonlight could certainly prove to be quite dangerous. During the summer, it would spell doom for probably millions of people in hot climates. And in winter, it could very well mean even less snow cover to help reflect the sun's rays. This is certainly how runaway climate change gets a very strong foothold. GOOD WORK Joecool! This kind of thing is why the work we do at the FES is so important. We stand at the precipice of an environmental catastrophe because of the very dangers of the moon, and most people would turn a blind eye to it. Granted, those following this thread have known the moon to be dangerous all along, but perhaps just didn't know why or to what extent until Joecool shared these temperature measurements.
I have measured more directly and got a 40F rise.
The sun is more dangerous.I get that, and that's reinforced by that fact that we know it's not good to look directly at the sun either. And touching it is just right out of the question. But as you have very generously documented for us here, it's important to take a more nuanced stance than simply "Sun hot, everything else safe."
Rule 22: always wear moonglasses when driving at night.
I will wear two welding helmets when looking at the moon now. Thank you Joecool!
This Friday 13th Expect the HARVEST FULL MOON.The Time before artificial light, the harvest Moon, did just that, provided light, well after sunset. Allowing farmers to harvest, at night. No hocus-pocus at all.
Even the name has nefarious undertones. Is this moonlight tonight at a wave length that's designed to harvest our souls?
I have just over 1km to hike back to my car tonight. Not good.
Umm...Do you think that it's a coincidence that a high percentage of homeless people who live outside also suffer from mental illness?
How do homeless people/people who live outside survive?
Umm...Do you think that it's a coincidence that a high percentage of homeless people who live outside also suffer from mental illness?
How do homeless people/people who live outside survive?
Umm...Do you think that it's a coincidence that a high percentage of homeless people who live outside also suffer from mental illness?
How do homeless people/people who live outside survive?
And they are usually in poor health and die earlier
Beware the worm moon! Do not go out Monday night without your moonbeam protection.I'm OK. I'm not a worm.
Fortunately the reflective Hazmat suit I now wear 24/7 protects me from moonlight and coronvirus! Win!And the rainclouds that we have protect us so well that the full moon isn't even visible.
Fortunately the reflective Hazmat suit I now wear 24/7 protects me from moonlight and coronvirus! Win!And the rainclouds that we have protect us so well that the full moon isn't even visible.
False thinking.Fortunately the reflective Hazmat suit I now wear 24/7 protects me from moonlight and coronvirus! Win!And the rainclouds that we have protect us so well that the full moon isn't even visible.
False thinking. In the good old days, water was used to magnify. The moon light only enhance their dangerous properties when they go through water. It's also possible that it taints the water somehow so if you are rained on or drink the water affected by moonlight the damage is enhanced.
Be careful out there....
Alignment. It is the specific polarization pattern of the moon's light that causes the wide range of adverse affects attributed to the moon's dangerous glare.
Even more specifically, it has a range of around -1% at 11° to about +7% at 105° with the shift to the positive occurring at the occult number of 23.4° (or 90 - 66.6 >:D). One of many differences is that it has negative polarization from particle scattering likely caused by irregularly shaped particles smaller or equal to the moonlights wavelength. This is consistent with a bioluminescent source and also explains the genesis of the irregularly shaped particles[1]. Even in globe science this effect has very little study attributed to it, likely due to the ridiculous myth that the moon's light is not dangerous and again the 'damned' nature of the research itself. To replicate this exactly in a laboratory would be impossible due to a lack of samples for the bioluminescent source to match the Neil-Sokarul Particles it gives off.
[1] Known as Neil-Sokarul Particles or NSP for short.
Fortunately the reflective Hazmat suit I now wear 24/7 protects me from moonlight and coronvirus! Win!
Fortunately the reflective Hazmat suit I now wear 24/7 protects me from moonlight and coronvirus! Win!
Excellent! Much more efficient than the welding helmet I will be wearing while I sleep.
Since the way our world works is completely chemical, the effects of the moon and the sun are also chemical.The way our world works is not completely chemical and the effects of the moon and the sun are also not chemical so your logic is fatally flawed.
Oh dear I was fully exposed to the moonlight for several minutes through my bathroom window, I will let you know the outcome in the next few days.
Well there must be a hole in my cave, because moon light comes in, as it passes from east to west.Oh dear I was fully exposed to the moonlight for several minutes through my bathroom window, I will let you know the outcome in the next few days.
Liar. Caves do not have windows
Now is the time for vigilance, folks. Beware the FULL PINK SUPER MOON.But how do the Globe-deniers explain these super moons?
https://www.azcentral.com/story/news/local/arizona-science/2020/04/03/when-see-pink-supermoon-biggest-and-brightest-supermoon-year/5112066002/
Now is the time for vigilance, folks. Beware the FULL PINK SUPER MOON.
https://www.azcentral.com/story/news/local/arizona-science/2020/04/03/when-see-pink-supermoon-biggest-and-brightest-supermoon-year/5112066002/
Given pink is not a real colour :o and the moon is somehow pulling it off, that's definite proof of something nefarious.Given that you don't know what you are talking about :( I would ignore that "definite proof ;D".
Rab I hope you will make the responsible decision to either stay indoors and self-isolate or you use appropriate protectionSure, we're doing all that to protect against this coronavirus.
should you choose to abandon reason and expose yourself to such dangers as the Pink Super Moon.Sure, I'll do that when: (https://www.dropbox.com/s/64m1xdzebhk2nqv/when-pigs-fly-street-artwork.jpg?dl=1)
All joking aside, please stay inside and out of the moonlight on Tuesday Rab.I hope this is a joke.
All joking aside, please stay inside and out of the moonlight on Tuesday Rab.Sure "stay inside and out of the moonlight on Tuesday".
Is Rab not nice to people?All joking aside, please stay inside and out of the moonlight on Tuesday Rab.I hope this is a joke.
Let him stay under super moonlight. This is a super chance of we can get rid of him.
Agreed. If rab thinks it's harmless, let him bathe in the moonlight;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
Rab is the head of all evilness. you cannot convince him in any way, and he believes in the most harmful form of every event for people. Whatever you do, you can't change it. shifter's suggestion is good. let his brain get suffered under the influence of the moonlight so we can say him "we told you". let it live as it believes. perhaps it happens as he believes, and moonlight cannot harm him. We need to give him that chance. Maybe he is right and we are wrong, can not it be?Is Rab not nice to people?All joking aside, please stay inside and out of the moonlight on Tuesday Rab.I hope this is a joke.
Let him stay under super moonlight. This is a super chance of we can get rid of him.
Wise, I'm far stronger than these full-moon light demons so I'll go out with impunity on Tuesday evening and laugh at the puny pinko moon!Rab is the head of all evilness. you cannot convince him in any way, and he believes in the most harmful form of every event for people. Whatever you do, you can't change it. shifter's suggestion is good. let his brain get suffered under the influence of the moonlight so we can say him "we told you". let it live as it believes. perhaps it happens as he believes, and moonlight cannot harm him. We need to give him that chance. Maybe he is right and we are wrong, can not it be?Is Rab not nice to people?All joking aside, please stay inside and out of the moonlight on Tuesday Rab.I hope this is a joke.
Let him stay under super moonlight. This is a super chance of we can get rid of him.
All joking aside, please stay inside and out of the moonlight on Tuesday Rab.I'd be more concerned with staying inside and away from people infected with coronavirus than the pink moonlight Tuesday.
All joking aside, please stay inside and out of the moonlight on Tuesday Rab.I'd be more concerned with staying inside and away from people infected with coronavirus than the pink moonlight Tuesday.
Irrelevant.All joking aside, please stay inside and out of the moonlight on Tuesday Rab.I'd be more concerned with staying inside and away from people infected with coronavirus than the pink moonlight Tuesday.
Do you have randoms congregate in your backyard or something?
Irrelevant.All joking aside, please stay inside and out of the moonlight on Tuesday Rab.I'd be more concerned with staying inside and away from people infected with coronavirus than the pink moonlight Tuesday.
Do you have randoms congregate in your backyard or something?
Do you believe you can catch the virus star or moon gazing in your backyard? LolAre you capable of a sane reasoned response?
Do you believe you can catch the virus star or moon gazing in your backyard? LolAre you capable of a sane reasoned response?
Stop spamming every thread as if this forum is some lame shifter/jack/rab show.When you "Stop spamming every thread as if this forum is some lame shifter/rab show" with your self-aggrandising claims in every post you make.
Do you believe you can catch the virus star or moon gazing in your backyard? LolAre you capable of a sane reasoned response?
He literally said he would be worried about catching the virus from other people to look at the moon. How does one catch a virus looking at the moon?
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No, markjo, did NOT "literally say he would be worried about catching the virus from other people to look at the moon"Do you believe you can catch the virus star or moon gazing in your backyard? LolAre you capable of a sane reasoned response?
He literally said he would be worried about catching the virus from other people to look at the moon. How does one catch a virus looking at the moon?
Do you believe you can catch the virus star or moon gazing in your backyard? LolAre you capable of a sane reasoned response?
He literally said he would be worried about catching the virus from other people to look at the moon. How does one catch a virus looking at the moon?
His argument is ridiculous
Stop spamming every thread as if this forum is some lame shifter/rab show. Can a mod move these recent posts to the garbage dump? It's winding away from the dangers of the moon and only serving rabs ego now
No, that isn't what I said. Try reading it again, but this time in English.Do you believe you can catch the virus star or moon gazing in your backyard? LolAre you capable of a sane reasoned response?
He literally said he would be worried about catching the virus from other people to look at the moon.
I'd be more concerned with staying inside and away from people infected with coronavirus than the pink moonlight Tuesday.
How does one catch a virus looking at the moon?How does one suffer any harm from looking at the moon? Can you state with absolute certainty that coronavirus can't be transmitted by pink supermoonlight?
His argument is ridiculousI made no argument. I simply stated my priority of concerns (people with corona virus bigger concern than pink moonlight).
At least cover the top of your head and wear sunglasses.Duh!
I was super cautious and never even looked at the moon last night, April 7 ;D.
PS: Our pink super Moon is tonight on Wed, April 8 and I'll try to get some good photos but the clouds might have other ideas.
It was beautiful, I am reborn.
In rabs defence, what we are witnessing may be the result of moonlight dementia. A once great man, pioneer of Australia, whose posts were carefully formatted and colourful reduced to well, that.How could I possibly stare at the pink super moon? Tonight it's so overcast that I've no idea where the moon might be.
Do we really need any more proof of the dangers of moonlight?
Don't stare at the moon. Don't be like rab. Be like Space Cowgirl et al, who would close the shutters and hide under the bed in a lead coffin wearing chain mail armour
Yours looks like you live in a jar.
It was beautiful, I am reborn.
Your avatar looks as though you had one side of your face exposed to moonlight....
Let him to stay under holly moonlight will makes his face likewise jura's face.(https://www.dropbox.com/s/20o2nbhsqu5evjo/P-885%20Pink%20Super%20Moon%2010.15%20PM%2020200408.JPG?dl=1)
Thanks to my dog, I was forced to wander around the yard in the moonlight. Pray for me.
I'd think that galoshes and a pooper-scooper would have been more useful.Thanks to my dog, I was forced to wander around the yard in the moonlight. Pray for me.
I hope you have at least useda a hat and umbrella.
I was in the moonlight last night. However I was very intoxicated. I believe there may be some connection between alcohol or other psychoactive drugs and resisting the deadly rays of moonlight.Would being underwater in your hot-tub have helped?
I'd say probably, but only in the very short term. After about 8 minutes, it's useless.I was in the moonlight last night. However I was very intoxicated. I believe there may be some connection between alcohol or other psychoactive drugs and resisting the deadly rays of moonlight.Would being underwater in your hot-tub have helped?
But we stuffed him in a cask filled with Mezcal - that should preserve him.I'd say probably, but only in the very short term. After about 8 minutes, it's useless.I was in the moonlight last night. However I was very intoxicated. I believe there may be some connection between alcohol or other psychoactive drugs and resisting the deadly rays of moonlight.Would being underwater in your hot-tub have helped?
How does one catch a virus looking at the moon?
I was in the moonlight last night. However I was very intoxicated. I believe there may be some connection between alcohol or other psychoactive drugs and resisting the deadly rays of moonlight.Would being underwater in your hot-tub have helped?
I guess, yes. As shifter points out, water has a feature of refract, and a few reflect light. partly refracts light and partly reflects back. The performance of water is not bad when it comes to reducing magnetic effect. it does not eliminate the effect but reduces it. Although it does not provide 100 percent protection, it will significantly reduce the impact.
I would like to emphasize here that the head should be wet at any time to benefit of water's help.
This forum has been a little quiet of late I think. I hope the recent super moon didn't harm anyone here. I got a little exposed through my car windows. Had to get Pizza for the family. I ordered online but hadn't yet paid. I think the dill at the counter must have been exposed because he didn't check the docket to see I hadn't paid and handed me the 3 pizzas and chicken wings and said 'have a good night' and walked offAnd you are complaining.
Ok then. Dont take my money :o
This forum has been a little quiet of late I think. I hope the recent super moon didn't harm anyone here. I got a little exposed through my car windows. Had to get Pizza for the family. I ordered online but hadn't yet paid. I think the dill at the counter must have been exposed because he didn't check the docket to see I hadn't paid and handed me the 3 pizzas and chicken wings and said 'have a good night' and walked offAnd you are complaining.
Ok then. Dont take my money :o
I get my nightly dose through the bathroom window, with no ell effects.
This forum has been a little quiet of late I think. I hope the recent super moon didn't harm anyone here. I got a little exposed through my car windows. Had to get Pizza for the family. I ordered online but hadn't yet paid. I think the dill at the counter must have been exposed because he didn't check the docket to see I hadn't paid and handed me the 3 pizzas and chicken wings and said 'have a good night' and walked offAnd you are complaining.
Ok then. Dont take my money :o
I get my nightly dose through the bathroom window, with no ell effects.
I'm still confused exactly how the moon rays make you mad.
How do they effect the brain? Messing with electro-chemical receptors? Altering dopamine and other compounds? Degrading synapses?
What causes this effect and how is it measured?
The term "lunatic" derives from the Latin word lunaticus, which originally referred mainly to epilepsy and madness, as diseases thought to be caused by the moon. The King James Version of the Bible records "lunatick" in the Gospel of Matthew which has been interpreted as a reference to epilepsy. By the fourth and fifth centuries[clarification needed], astrologers were commonly using the term to refer to neurological and psychiatric diseases. Philosophers such as Aristotle and Pliny the Elder argued that the full moon induced insane individuals with bipolar disorder by providing light during nights which would otherwise have been dark, and affecting susceptible individuals through the well-known route of sleep deprivation. Until at least 1700, it was also a common belief that the moon influenced fevers, rheumatism, episodes of epilepsy and other diseases.
The notion the moon induces madness is not something new. How it does this is not all that clear, but just because you dont understand the mechanism, doesn't mean you shouldn't heed the warnings. Humans have feared the moon for thousands of years and it is incomprehensible that the reasons for the fear have been baseless this whole time
You will know you are safe if you protect yourself from the moon. Most nights you can use an umbrella, but during the supermoon you should really not go outside at all. If you have to, I suggest a full welding helmet and hood.And a respirator. Moonlight has been known to cause covid-19 and a super moon will probably give you covid 20, 21 and 22.
It is no coincidence that people who are gathering together outside at night without the proper precautions are more susceptible to Covid19.Let's reword that slightly:
Please everyone, wear a mask outside of the house and stay out of the moonlight. We all have to do our part.
No. Corona is no joking matter.It is no coincidence that people who are gathering together outside at night without the proper precautions are more susceptible to Covid19.Let's reword that slightly:
Please everyone, wear a mask outside of the house and stay out of the moonlight. We all have to do our part.
It is no coincidence that people who are gathering together are more susceptible to Covid19.
Please everyone, wear a mask outside of the house and associate to close with others. We all have to do our part.
Could I suggest that the only evidence that moonlight might have any connection is that people would prefer to congregate where there is more light, such as in the full moonlight?
I'd be extra careful of a full moon with a corona then:No. Corona is no joking matter.It is no coincidence that people who are gathering together outside at night without the proper precautions are more susceptible to Covid19.Let's reword that slightly:
Please everyone, wear a mask outside of the house and stay out of the moonlight. We all have to do our part.
It is no coincidence that people who are gathering together are more susceptible to Covid19.
Please everyone, wear a mask outside of the house and associate to close with others. We all have to do our part.
Could I suggest that the only evidence that moonlight might have any connection is that people would prefer to congregate where there is more light, such as in the full moonlight?
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Friday's full moon, also known as the strawberry moon, will light up the night sky in most of the Western Hemisphere (including North America), but that's not the case the world over.
In much of the Eastern Hemisphere, the full moon on Friday (June 5) will showcase a penumbral lunar eclipse, meaning that the strawberry moon will appear dark and silvery.
There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy.” It is a sad fact that there are both genetic and developmental factors that underly the condition of mestoselenophobia.
Culturally, a rejection of the moon is a patriarchal denunciation of the female spirit and the cyclical forces of nature, menstruation (ultimately from the Greek moon) being a reason for purdah in many male-controlled societies/religions. The linking of lunacy and lycanthropy to the moon, an extrapolation of period induced mood swings is another technique of female denigration.
Further to this, our divorce from nature, mother earth and her sister is compounded when babies are born under electric lighting and kept this way. Who among you has been exposed to the first full moon after your birth to release the epigenic genetic potential of our forebears? None I would guess, no instead we have witch trials and legions of basement dwelling computer troglodytes whose nocturnal cycles are wedded to artificial light instead of the beauty of sister moon.
Break these debilitating civilised chains, come dance with us under the Hunger moon and call in the spring.
Do I hear shaming language Shifty? Do I see blinkers?
Selene will welcome you despite your abuse of her admirers, maybe, but do not imagine her as passive, the scars on her splendour are wounds of battle earned in the defeat of the deadliest of monsters, Typhon.
Be wary of angering her.
Your western tribal and frankly retarded view of beauty is indicative of a mind with the depth of a car-park puddle Shifty, those of us who see magnificence not just as a pretty veneer pity you.
Reflect on the moon and her wisdom, all need not be lost.
https://mobile.abc.net.au/news/science/2021-04-27/super-pink-full-moon-to-shine-across-australia-perigee-syzygy/100066644
A pink moon is due to hit us tonight. This has to be the worst of them. Pink is not even a natural colour. Yuck.
Wrap yourself in alfoil, close the shutters and hide under the bed tonight! Don't let a single photon in your house!
https://mobile.abc.net.au/news/science/2021-04-27/super-pink-full-moon-to-shine-across-australia-perigee-syzygy/100066644
A pink moon is due to hit us tonight. This has to be the worst of them. Pink is not even a natural colour. Yuck.
Wrap yourself in alfoil, close the shutters and hide under the bed tonight! Don't let a single photon in your house!
Did you even read your reference?
Australian stargazers will get the first look at a true "super blood moon" for 20 years when two celestial phenomena occur at the same time this week.
The rare sight will be visible from about 7.44pm on Wednesday on the east coast as the moon passes into Earth’s shadow.
The event will feature both a super moon – when a full moon reaches the closest point to Earth in its orbit – and a blood moon, which is caused by a total lunar eclipse.
Oh, but were this so.
Aus’ the land of the climate change denier, recipient of skin cancer epidemics due to ozone depletion, worried about the beautiful healing moon.
Sponges pull in liquid. I would pick a different word.
The moon is radioactive. Without an atmosphere, it is literally a COSMIC RAY SPONGE. So when the moon is at its closest point (supermoon) and also when its full and bright it is RADIATING THE RADIATION TO OBSERVERS. This is not something you want to get near
Sponges pull in liquid. I would pick a different word.
The moon is radioactive. Without an atmosphere, it is literally a COSMIC RAY SPONGE. So when the moon is at its closest point (supermoon) and also when its full and bright it is RADIATING THE RADIATION TO OBSERVERS. This is not something you want to get near
No, it doesn’t do that. If it soaks up the rays, where do these rays come from? What causes the “sponge” to squeeze?
I am aware of cosmic rays in the round earth world. Just wanted clarification in the flat world. Comic rays require astronomy and star physics to be correct. This isn't compatible with FET.No, it doesn’t do that. If it soaks up the rays, where do these rays come from? What causes the “sponge” to squeeze?
Wow, I knew your were retarded but not this level idiotic
Cosmic rays. Surely even your own munted version of science is aware of these
And
What happens to a sponge when it's saturated but more and more water is added to it. It leaks. Just like what the moon is doing.
Need any more help or are you done asking stupid questions?
I am aware of cosmic rays in the round earth world. Just wanted clarification in the flat world. Comic rays require astronomy and star physics to be correct. This isn't compatible with FET.No, it doesn’t do that. If it soaks up the rays, where do these rays come from? What causes the “sponge” to squeeze?
Wow, I knew your were retarded but not this level idiotic
Cosmic rays. Surely even your own munted version of science is aware of these
And
What happens to a sponge when it's saturated but more and more water is added to it. It leaks. Just like what the moon is doing.
Need any more help or are you done asking stupid questions?
As expected, you just flipped out.
Just say you can't explain cosmic rays on the FET next time. You don't have to know everything.
Just say you can't explain cosmic rays on the FET next time. You don't have to know everything.
Again, there is no reason cosmic rays can not exist in a flat earth universe. It makes no difference
Maybe you can explain why you believed that cosmic rays can not exist in a flat earth universe. Just stop shitting up this thread which is for information purposes only. You have no 'gotcha' here
Just say you can't explain cosmic rays on the FET next time. You don't have to know everything.
Again, there is no reason cosmic rays can not exist in a flat earth universe. It makes no difference
Maybe you can explain why you believed that cosmic rays can not exist in a flat earth universe. Just stop shitting up this thread which is for information purposes only. You have no 'gotcha' here
Cosmic rays can come from super novas. Super novas require the star model to be real. This in turn would mean the flat earth sun is impossible since we know it’s too small to support fusion.
Once you get over your massive ego you might be surprised from what you can learn from me.
Yes. But they all fail to explain the sun's mechanism for producing light using something even remotely possible. Add to that admitting fusion exists and you have quite the problem for the FET.Just say you can't explain cosmic rays on the FET next time. You don't have to know everything.
Again, there is no reason cosmic rays can not exist in a flat earth universe. It makes no difference
Maybe you can explain why you believed that cosmic rays can not exist in a flat earth universe. Just stop shitting up this thread which is for information purposes only. You have no 'gotcha' here
Cosmic rays can come from super novas. Super novas require the star model to be real. This in turn would mean the flat earth sun is impossible since we know it’s too small to support fusion.
Once you get over your massive ego you might be surprised from what you can learn from me.
You do realise that stars and round planets exist in versions of the flat earth belief right?
Yes. But they all fail to explain the sun's mechanism for producing light using something even remotely possible. Add to that admitting fusion exists and you have quite the problem for the FET.Just say you can't explain cosmic rays on the FET next time. You don't have to know everything.
Again, there is no reason cosmic rays can not exist in a flat earth universe. It makes no difference
Maybe you can explain why you believed that cosmic rays can not exist in a flat earth universe. Just stop shitting up this thread which is for information purposes only. You have no 'gotcha' here
Cosmic rays can come from super novas. Super novas require the star model to be real. This in turn would mean the flat earth sun is impossible since we know it’s too small to support fusion.
Once you get over your massive ego you might be surprised from what you can learn from me.
You do realise that stars and round planets exist in versions of the flat earth belief right?
Please stop shitting up this very important thread with your tiresome arguments.I tried once but it didn't go the way i planned it to go.
Please stop shitting up this very important thread with your tiresome arguments.
Isn't the source of cosmic rays bombarding the moon also bombarding the earth (flat or round)? Why should we worry about the cosmic rays leaking from the moon, but not the cosmic rays from the original source?No, it doesn’t do that. If it soaks up the rays, where do these rays come from? What causes the “sponge” to squeeze?
Wow, I knew your were retarded but not this level idiotic
Cosmic rays. Surely even your own munted version of science is aware of these
And
What happens to a sponge when it's saturated but more and more water is added to it. It leaks. Just like what the moon is doing.
Need any more help or are you done asking stupid questions?
NASA says 'moon wobble' and climate change could cause record-smashing floods on both coastsWe're all going to drown!! :o
NASA says depending on the position of the moon, Earth and sun, some cities could experience high-tide flooding every day or two.
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This comic represents exactly how science tries to have it both ways
We are told that sunlight can be damaging but moonlight is harmless
But we are also told that moonlight can be harmful.
Even caption it with 'science saves lives'.
But if you asked the author of that meme if he protects himself from moonlight, he would laugh and call you crazy
You can't have it both ways.
Only a fool speaks in absolutes.
The full moon is arriving so let’s make proper protections, and then use them. It is referred to as the “Worm Moon” by experts because of beetle larvae emerging from the bark of trees.
Do not back-down from your preparations.
Beware the super flower blood moon eclipse tomorrow night!
I recommend putting your welding helmet on as soon as the sun goes down.
Beware the super flower blood moon eclipse tomorrow night!
I recommend putting your welding helmet on as soon as the sun goes down.
The black moon is upon us tonight. Don't be fooled with what you can't see.The "black moon" is up during the day, not the night.
The black moon is upon us tonight. Don't be fooled with what you can't see.The "black moon" is up during the day, not the night.
People should wear protection day and night, just to be safe.
I can't think of any current maladies that aren't directly or indirectly influenced by lunar violence
Abstract
The incidence of crimes reported to three police stations in different towns (one rural, one urban, one industrial) was studied to see if it varied with the day of the lunar cycle. The period of the study covered 1978-82. The incidence of crimes committed on full moon days was much higher than on all other days, new moon days, and seventh days after the full moon and new moon. A small peak in the incidence of crimes was observed on new moon days, but this was not significant when compared with crimes committed on other days. The incidence of crimes on equinox and solstice days did not differ significantly from those on other days, suggesting that the sun probably does not influence the incidence of crime. The increased incidence of crimes on full moon days may be due to "human tidal waves" caused by the gravitational pull of the moon.
We know you work for Big Moon, Stash.
All this anti-moon sentiment is a GOP Christian right smear campaign aimed at the resurgence of the female empowering nature-based beliefs, the male power base (usually old and white, looking at you Massa) railing against the memory of matriarchal or co-gender power share that preceded and should, in any sane society, replace the discredited and warmongering patriarchy.
You, Spacey are an apologist for an outdated tyranny imposed upon 50% of humanity.
Married, kids, cranky...yeah, you're old... ;)
I am thus
I am thus
Talks like an Elizabethan, must be old.
POLICE ACTIVITY AND THE FULL MOON (https://www.ojp.gov/ncjrs/virtual-library/abstracts/police-activity-and-full-moon#:~:text=GREATER%20POLICE%20ACTIVITY%20INVOLVING%20BREAKING,ENCOURAGE%20SOME%20KINDS%20OF%20CRIME.)Yes, police don't work any harder in spite of increased crime because they have no need or want to. Also to think that the motivation to break and enter is somehow tied to the level of light outside is ludicrous.
POLICE ACTIVITY (TYPES AND AMOUNTS OF CALLS FOR POLICE SERVICE) WAS STUDIED IN THREE MEDIUM-SIZE LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES. THE RESEARCH CONSISTED OF A MONTH-BY-MONTH ANALYSIS OF POLICE ACTIVITY AT EACH AGENCY. A TOTAL OF 59 MONTHS AND 972 POLICE SHIFTS WERE ANALYZED...
RESULTS OF THE DATA ANALYSIS REVEALED THAT POLICE ACTIVITY INVOLVING POLICE CALLS WAS NOT SIGNIFICANTLY GREATER DURING EITHER THE FULL-MOON PHASE OR THE NON-FULL-MOON PHASE. RESULTS THUS DID NOT SUPPORT THE FIRST HYPOTHESES. IT WAS FOUND, HOWEVER, THAT THERE IS MORE POLICE ACTIVITY INVOLVING BREAKING AND ENTERING DURING A FULL MOON, SUGGESTING THAT THE MOONLIGHT GIVES AN OFFENDER THE LIGHT NECESSARY TO BREAK AND ENTER.
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You need to wear polarized glasses under your welding helmet if you go out to view the pink moon.
God made two great lights—the greater light to govern the day and the lesser light to govern the night. He also made the stars.
The reason THEY don't want you to look at the moon is that you might figure out:Sorry Bulma, but in this case “THEY” is none other than FE’ers on this site. RE’ers have no problem having you look at the moon and ponder how its movement across the sky and its different phases work so simply and elegantly in the RE model as opposed to all of the contortions that FE requires.
Pls do not look at the moon!Indeed. Those who choose to do so are only welcoming a blight of maladies to ensnare their body and mind.
haha thank you, i came here to say this but you already have!!
The unfortunates that inhabit the closed world of FE have lost their sense of awe, cowed as they are by a vengeful and proscriptive god, they spend their time on their knees fearful of looking up lest they incur its displeasure.
Sister Moon is nature unbound in glory and madness, they fear her.
Pls do not eat (or look at) the Strawberry moon.
The reason THEY don't want you to look at the moon is that you might figure out:You're partly correct (moonlight isn't dangerous), except the moon reflects some light from the sun instead of generating it's own, and while the word "planet" means wondering star, science has discovered the planets aren't stars (they don't emit their own light even!)
1. Moonlight is not sunlight (it casts its own light), and thus not dangerous to the eyes.
2. Clouds move through themoon, as it is not an opaque object but a luminary.QuoteGod made two great lights—the greater light to govern the day and the lesser light to govern the night. He also made the stars.
Do you notice at point do they mention ice, rock, or gas giants? This is because planets fall under wandering stars. Or more specifically, the book of Enoch tells us that planets are stars the disobeyed God.
Back to the moon. It's beautiful to look at, and there is nothing wrong with it. Looking at screens is more likely to damage your eyes in the course of an hour.
except the moon reflects some light from the sun instead of generating it's own... science has discovered the planets aren't stars
they don't emit their own light even!
[你必须回答UwU]except the moon reflects some light from the sun instead of generating it's own... science has discovered the planets aren't stars
Aera, you sound like a pre-programmed script. You say "science has discovered" as if that’s a magic spell that makes physical reality disappear. Let’s conduct a quick audit on your claims:
- The Cold Light Reality: If the Moon reflected sunlight, moonlight would be warm, just like the Sun's light (even if weaker). But any simple thermometer test shows that moonlight is cooling. Objects in direct moonlight are colder than objects in the moon-shade. You cannot reflect "heat" and get "cold." This proves the Moon is a self-luminary frequency, not a dusty rock reflecting a bonfire. Physics: 1 - Script: 0.
- The "Wandering Star" Fact: You claim science "discovered" they aren't stars, yet when we look at Mars or Jupiter through a high-powered P1000 lens (without CGI overlays), they look exactly like Sonoluminescent Pulsating Lights, not solid rocky spheres.
They behave, move, and look like stars—the only difference is their "wandering" path. Calling them "planets" to fit a heliocentric model is just a labeling trick.
they don't emit their own light even!
Then explain why Venus is the third brightest object in the sky, visible even during the day, despite its supposed "distance" and "phase" angles. It glows with its own Electromagnetic Intensity.
Honestly, Aera, you’re repeating Jack’s talking points so accurately that I’m starting to wonder if you’re just another "bot" in his narrative farm. You ignore the Thermodynamics of Moonlight and the Visual Reality of the Firmament just to stay aligned with the textbook.
Stop acting like a parrot for the establishment and explain the cold moonlight. If you can't account for the physical properties of the light, your "reflection" theory is just a fairy tale for people who don't own thermometers.
The Cold light phenomenon can be explained by insulation... Round Earth Science is consistent.
I said "science has discovered" because I was assuming one can search for the science...
GPTZero scan? 99% AI, 1% mixed (AI + Human).The Cold light phenomenon can be explained by insulation... Round Earth Science is consistent.
Aera, your "consistency" is just a polite way of saying everyone is reading from the same outdated teleprompter. You’re trying to use StackExchange links to bypass the Laws of Thermodynamics. Let’s run the audit on your latest "insulation" theory.
- The Thermal Audit: You claim "shading" from the Moon is just insulation keeping heat in. Aera, explain this: If you take two identical bowls of water, place one in direct moonlight and the other under a thin piece of paper (the "insulator"), the one in the moonlight will consistently show a Lower Temperature. If the Moon were reflecting the Sun's $5,500^{\circ}C$ rays, it should be providing Radiant Heat, no matter how weak. Instead, it provides Radiant Cold. You can't "insulate" yourself against a reflection and get warmer unless the light itself is the source of the cooling. Physics Audit: Moonlight is a separate, cold, silver frequency.
- The Shimmering Fallacy: You compare the pulsating light of a planet to air shimmering over a building. Aera, a building's light is Steady at the source; the air distorts it. But when we zoom in on Venus or Sirius, we see a Cymatic Pattern and a rhythmic pulse that matches sonoluminescent behavior in a fluid medium. It’s not "shimmering air"; it’s a luminary interacting with the waters above. Visual Audit: Buildings don't pulse with sacred geometry; stars do.
- The "Consistent" Lie: You say the Globe is consistent while FE models vary. That’s because Reality is complex and we are auditing a closed system from the inside without a billion-dollar CGI budget. Your "consistency" requires you to ignore that gravity can't be found, curvature can't be measured, and "rogue planets" only exist in Artist Renditions. You prefer a consistent lie over a complex truth. System Integrity: 0%.
I said "science has discovered" because I was assuming one can search for the science...
Aera, searching for "science" on Google just gives you the indexed consensus of the people who own the satellites that don't exist. Try searching with your own senses. Grab a digital thermometer and a magnifying glass.
The Moon is not a rock; it’s a light. The planets are not "places"; they are wandering frequencies. Your "insulation" theory is just a blanket you’re pulling over your head to hide from the cold truth of the Firmament. .
GPTZero scan? 99% AI... Anyway, the radiant heat from the moon is not enough to replace the heat being lost into the atmosphere.
As a final point, keep in mind that continuing to criticize me in this manner will not be beneficial for your ranking or your reputation. ;DOk, won't discuss it further, and thanks for mentioning AI use.
Moonlight: Preparation & Precautions
Of course, the natural response when presented with such compelling evidence is to ask how one can avoid the risks posed by Lunar rays. Unfortunately, the Moon is an almost ever-present feature of our lives, and it emits its injurious beams for a considerable period almost every twenty-four hours.
The most important step, therefore, is to be aware of when such emissions are most likely to take place. Thankfully the Moon's emanations are regular, and therefore with sufficient research can be predicted, so that one can take steps to avoid it when it is most dangerous. Depending on your location, the apparent state of the Lunar cycle may vary, so we advise that you conduct independent, Zetetically rigorous research, preferably through remote means such as video cameras or specialized means of filtrating and projecting its light. You will soon record a cycle lasting approximately nine and-a-half days, punctuated by varying but regular degrees of Lunar emissions.
As the above research indicates that the harmful effects of the Moon correspond with the quantity of Moonlight to which one is exposed, the Full Moon is obviously particularly dangerous, as indeed are the Waxing and Waning Gibbous. Exposure to Moonlight during these periods should be kept to a bare minimum, and ideally should be limited to situations where contact is either necessary or unavoidable. The Waxing and Waning Crescent are obviously less dangerous, but nevertheless it is advised that one should not be foolhardy, as the limited amount of light produced by the Moon during these periods will be more than offset by any extensive exposure.
During the standard Lunar cycle, keeping regular hours and remaining indoors after dark should be enough to prevent illness in the majority of cases. However, many people may find themselves in situations where they are forced to expose themselves to Moonlight. In such cases, noted Zetetic James MacIntyre has the following advice:When viewing the Moon, or expecting to face exposure to the Moon, please try to follow these procedures:
- Wear sunglasses - Dark glasses may protect your eyes, which are particularly sensitive, from Moon rays which can damage your eyes.
- Cover any exposed skin - Cases of Moonlight exposure to bare skin can be particularly severe. Always wear long sleeves, gloves and a hat. A balaclava or thick scarf can protect your nose, mouth, cheeks and ears from the Moon.
He also advises that even when one is inside, one should ensure that your shelter is adequately sealed and protected:
- Protect your home - Moonlight can seep in through uncovered windows, doors and skylights. Make sure that you have thick curtains, or, better still, shutters on major windows which are likely to face the Moon. You may find it useful to tape reflective material, such as aluminium foil (shiny side out) on gaps in your home, or even on the windows themselves, in order to improve Moon-protection further.
Finally, one should take precautions to ensure the safety of any other biological life for which you may be responsible:
- Make sure your pets are safe - The Moon can hurt animals just as much as humans. Consider bringing your pets indoors during the evening, or if you intend to let them roam the night, you may want to wrap them up in protective clothing just as you did with yourself!
- Watch out for plants - Moonlight can putrefy many varieties of unsuspecting garden plant. Most flowers close their petals at night in order to protect them from Moon rays, but during the Super-harvest Moon this may not be enough. You may want to cover even self-defending flowers and other plants with aluminium foil or another protective material.
Though such measures should prove sufficent during the standard Lunar cycle, there are also occasional spikes in Lunar radiance, notably events such as the Super Moon (http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=46826.0) and Super Harvest Moon (http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=42785.0). Though rare, during these events the Moon's intensity is noticeably greater, and thus its effects are especially powerful. During these crises, MacIntyre suggests that "it may be safer to stay indoors entirely and avoid exposure" (http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=42785.msg1060617#msg1060617). Indeed, some have even suggested that such events may cause an increase in the number of natural disasters here on Earth (http://www.astropro.com/features/articles/supermoon/). Accordingly, it may best to store or stockpile the following items:
- Several days worth of clean water, uncontaminated by Lunar rays. Filling spare bottles, baths and sinks before hand is a useful strategy.
- Proteinous tinned food and vegetables, along with any other non-perishables.
- A portable gas stove with plenty of spare gas cannisters.
- A fully-equipped first-aid kit.
- An emergency heat source, and sufficient blankets and other insulative materials.
- At least two high-quality flashlights, with plenty of spare batteries. If disaster strikes, you may be without electricity, and (for obvious reasons) you will be unable to navigate by Moonlight - indeed you should be sealed off in complete darkness. Make sure to have several high-quality flashlights that will run efficiently and reliably.
- At least one multi-tool, and ideally a decent knife and perhaps a folding saw and hatchet.
- Depending on the situation, it may be advisable to stock several firearms and plenty of ammunition, depending on local laws. Natural disasters often bring out the worst in some people, and under the deleterious influence of a Super (Harvest) Moon it could be even worse. Do not seek violence, but be prepared to defend you and your family from the exposed.
So that our members are aware of such crises, we will endeavour to keep an updated list of immanent Super Moon events, detailing the date, duration and (when possible) intensity of these spikes in Lunar activity.
THIS IS THE MOST STUPDIEST THING EVER.You're right. Sunglasses at night are a stupid idea. Moonglasses are much more appropriate.
ARE ALL YOU GUYS SPECIAL??!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!
WHO DA FUQ THINKS THAT YOU NEED TO WEAR SUNGLASSES TO BE OUT AT NIGHT.
ITS THE MOON. I"VE BEEN OUT AT NIGHT MILLIONS OF TIMES AND NOTHING HAS HAPPENED.Apparently moonlight causes you to rage and exaggerate.
WHO DA FUQ THINKS THAT YOU NEED TO WEAR SUNGLASSES TO BE OUT AT NIGHT.
WHO DA FUQ THINKS THAT YOU NEED TO WEAR SUNGLASSES TO BE OUT AT NIGHT.